Vietnam Debate Echoes Deep Friction On Policy
The discussion pits Young Republicans backing Diem against Barron who calls Diem a terror regime. Barron argues immediate bombing end and district by district elections under international supervision. The exchange includes a question on whether Communists are human beings, answered affirmatively by Grossman.
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Barron
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Mr. Barron
Diem
Student Movements Asian and American Styles Lecture
Father John Blewett of Sophia University Tokyo will discuss Student Movements Asian and American Styles this Friday December 17 at 4 00 in Kent Hall. The event is sponsored by the Columbia East Asian Institute and the Philosophy and Social Science departments at Teachers College.
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John Blewett
Sophia_ University
Tokyo
Kent Hall
Columbia East Asian Institute
Philosophy and Social Science
Teachers College
Study on curriculum calendar sparks student poll debate
The report details a student poll on the calendar and curriculum pressure with faculty and committees weighing outcomes. It notes plans for a statement to President Park and ongoing campus exchange aims, including a broader publicity push and a larger committee to run year round programs.
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Peter Juvilier
President Park
Dean Boorse
Barnard Library Receives $20,000 Stetson Gift
The Stetson Family Foundation provides Barnard College with a $20,000 endowment to expand publications on American civilization. Trustees accepted the gift last year and will use annual income to fund books across history economics music and literature. Esther Greene will supervise ordering with faculty input. the fund honors Iola Stetson Haverstick, Barnard class of 1946.
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Stetson Family Foundation
Barnard Library
College
Barnard
Esther Greene
Eugene W. Stetson
Iola Stetson Haverstick
Clark Theobald Debate Cybernation and Fulfillment
Clark outlines three views on human fulfillment including work as remedy for poverty and a riverbank play ethic. Theobald adds local politics, care, and broad brain development, warning of imminent crisis and urging feminine values and a new Campus Dialogues network at Dennison University.
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Hannah Arendt
Theobald
Promised Land
Aoe
Campus Dialogues
Earl Hall
Dennison University
Grandbille
Ohio
S.J.P
Federal Agencies Offer Barnard Students Summer Jobs
Two programs funded by the federal government provide summer positions for Barnard students. The NY Office of the Atomic Energy Commission will hire a limited number of undergraduates entering their senior year in Liberal Arts and Sciences for administrative tasks. Selection favors a B average, references, and interest in the Commission, with no written exams. Applications require grade lists, upcoming course plans for 1966, and SF-57 forms due January 14 1966.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Lenore Peckman
New York
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
SF-57
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Hudson Street
Poll Amends By Laws To Change Nominating Vote
A poll shows support to revert the Undergrad fund change. The amend ment alters the by laws so nominations close by two thirds of members present rather than unanimous consent. Laura Fagelson 66 notes low response as the Curriculum Committee poll ran concurrently. The amendments face final vote at today’s Rep Assembly meeting.
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Laura Fagelson
Undergrad
Rep Assembly
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