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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1960
Page
3
Dr Reinhold Niebuhr former vice president of Union Theological Seminary addresses The Religious Traditions of Our Nation at the Danforth lecture cautioning that American values are not ultimate or divine while urging responsibility in values.
Philippine delegate to the United Nations Salvador Lopez warned that the U N is maturing from adolescence and noted four developments: a changing Western bloc influence, rise of neutralist nations, push against colonialism, and rapid growth of economic aid with strings. He cited Africa and Asia’s expansion and new balance in world politics.
At Columbia University a panel including Akira Miura of Japan Mohammed Mezami-Nav of Iran and Leonidas Xausa of Brazil discussed how diverse educational regimes influence foreign students. They noted prewar Japan’s centralized militaristic model and postwar shifts toward decentralization and discussion based learning.
The Barnard Bulletin announces promotions to its Associate News Board for the Class of 1964 Loraine Botkin Mada Levine Leslie Meed Marian Pollett Muriel Popper Joan Schulman Lynn Tolk and Naomi Weintraub Four sophomores Anna Bojcun Cynthia Cherner Barbara Posen Lynne Wetterau named to Associate News Board Ronnie Braunstein from Class of 1963 elected to Assistant News Board Six freshmen elevated to Assistant News Board Marcelle Appel Janet KuIr schenbaum Nancy Mittlesteadt Linda Robbins Barbara Schwartz Jane Weinstein Staff dinner February 27 will reveal Junior and Senior Managing Board appointments and present the new Editor in Chief.
Oxford professor Char les L Wrenn argued at a Pem broke College talk that Chaucer was primarily a poet rather than a 14th century social critic. He emphasized lyricism rhythm and diction and urged readers to judge Chaucer by language and poetic effects.
The last issue before the Christmas break notes publicatio n will resume January 9 1961. No further editions until after the holidays.
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