Theologian and Sociologist Cite Views on Cybernetics
Theobald presents five points on a crisis in human values and the power over nature, urging change and a guaranteed annual income to ensure a decent standard of living. Clark offers a more hopeful view focusing on justice production and fulfillment with population control and self reliance. The dialogue notes an Earl Hall discussion between Theobald and Clark.
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Earl Hall
Robert Fheobald
Henry Clark
Theobald
Clark
Union Theological Seminary
Barnard Students Share Government Summer Job Experiences
Eight Barnard students discussed summer jobs in government and history at a meeting. Speakers described roles with the State Department, the Agency for International Development, the Foreign Policy Association and other organizations, plus tips on resumes and early applications.
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Barnard
Adrienne Aaron
Foreign Policy Association
Intercom
Patricia Baum
Agency On International Development
Alliance For Progress
Westchester
Linda Lovas ’66
Miss Loyas
Education Program Seeks All Applications By Today
The Ford Foundation education program at Barnard invites applications for the 1966 1967 term with a December 16 deadline. Accepted students will be notified by January end and begin student teaching in the spring term at George Washington and James Monroe High Schools and The Fieldston and The Dalton Schools. Participants graduate with a New York State provisional license valid in most states.
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Patricia Graham
Barnard
Manhattan
George Washington High School
James Monroe High School
Fieldston
Dalton
New York
New York State
Ford Foundation
BOM Gets Santa For Early Arrival at Barnard
Santa Claus arrives early after Board of Managers’ negotiations. He distributed lollipops last Tuesday at the Lion's Den but his sack broke. He plans to resume gifting after dinner today for Barnard girls who are extra good and then escort them to the Christmas Dance at Wollman Auditorium.
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Santa Claus
Board of Managers
Mr. Claus
The
Lion’s den
Columbia
Wollman Auditorium
March Rally for Soviet Jewry Seeks Moscow Promises
The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry plans a Sunday march by torchlight in Central Park to the Soviet Mission, from 3 15 to 5 45 p m, demanding Moscow reopen the Rabbinical Seminary bake matzos publicly and print 10000 prayerbooks. Rabbi Rafael Grossman Professor Abraham Heschel and several politicians will speak at a mass meeting at 2 West 64th Street beforehand.
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Central Park
United Nations
Moscow Rabbinical Seminary
Rafael Grossman
Russia
Abraham J. Heschel
Leonard Farbstein
William Fitts Ryan
Theodore Bikel
Orin Lehman
West 64 Street
Barnard Cites Women Majoring in Science for NSF Grant
Professor Emma D. Stecher of Barnard College seeks National Science Foundation funding for an undergraduate science research program. She notes Barnard leads among women’s colleges in science and math majors and non MD doctorates, and stresses Barnard’s independence from Columbia while expanding research and advising. She cites ongoing gender discrimination and praises President Johnson’s push to hire women in federal science roles as a model for private institutions.
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Barnard
Emma D. Stecher
Chemistry
National Science Foundation
Columbia
Barnard College
Columbia University
Columbia Department
Stecher
Johnson
Federal Service
N.S.F
Copenhagen Sets Danish Kold Table
Diners rate the Copenhagen as New York's Danish restaurant with friendly service. Luncheons offer 48 open sandwiches or a la carte platters. dinners feature smorgasbord and desserts with prices in the 4 to 6 dollar range. Mme. Plume, owner since moving from 52nd Street, keeps recipes private.
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Copenhagen
Smorgaasbord
Mme. Plume
58Th Street
52Nd Street
New York
Claudius
Gertrude
Polonius
Copenhaga
Columbia
C U Tries For Second Pre Law Mtg
Columbia Law School again sponsors a Pre Law Conference for undergraduate upperclassmen this Saturday December 18. The program features seminars and a moot court, plus a special session on Metropolitan Problems by Professor E Allen Farnsworth.
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C. U
Columbia Law School
E. Allen Farnsworth
Albert J. Rosenthal
Monrad G. Paulsen
Wolfgang G. Friedman
John N. Habard
L. Cary
Corporation Lawyer
Michael I. Severn
Frank P. Grad
Richard C. Pugh
Joseph H. Smith
Maurice Rosenberg
Columbia
R. Kent Greenawalt
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Mississippi
South
Department of State
Nancy Leavin
Judy Migdal
Ernest Gruening
Washington
Miss Migdal
Carole Cooper
Postal Data Center
By Marjie Yablon
State Department
Bureau of Cultural Relations
Charlene Slivnick
Linda Miller
Lehman
Bom
Santa
Moscow
William C. Warren
Kent
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Secretary of State
Walter Gellhorn
Betts
Paul R. Hays
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bom Rotten
Wollman
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