Freshman Medical Exams and Spring Notices At Columbia
Bulletin items list freshmen must book required medical exams at Medical Office 202 Barnard Hall from February 7 to May 15. Education program applications for juniors available February 7 at 117 Milbank. return by February 16. Various lectures and student meetings scheduled February 12–16 including Daniel Bell, Zvi Ankani, Dr. Gude, Norman Cousins, and others. World Dance Festival set for March 3 at MecMHlin Theatre with proceeds to Foreign Students Grant in Aid Fund.
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Nelson
Barnard Hall
Dean of Studies
Milbank
Daniel Bell
Sociology Department
Columbia College
Barnard Sociology Department
Lehman
Seixas - Menorah Society
Norman Cousins
Dodge
Earl Hall
Cousins
Saturday Review
Africa
Schiff
International Student Organization
Mecmhlin Theatre
Low Library
Bennett Club Grapples With Pax 196
Fragmented OCR text shows Bennett tied to a Pax 196 event with mentions of NAACP warnings, hiring practices, and local reactions. Confused dialogue and garbled names indicate a disrupted report on social tensions and a trial-like atmosphere around employment and civil rights in a community setting.
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Bennett
Jon
Geo
Bennet
Erratum Bulletin Corrects Misquote In Rosalie Stanley Item
The bulletin issues a correction about remarks attributed to Rosalie Stanley regarding the Central Committee and expulsion practices. It states the previous quotation was incorrect and apologizes for the error.
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Rosalie Stanley
Central Committee
Aine
Poetry Readings Continue With Noted Authors
Swenton will read H L Mencken with Robert Pacx reading his poems. D Gouaeés H Nicolson retires in June and will read selections from Sir Thomas Browne. Kenneth Koch will introduce John Wheelwright. Elliott V K Dobbie plans to discuss Shakespeare in sixteenth century English and provide a phonetic sense of Shakespeare’s sounds.
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Swenton Wil
H. L. Mencken
Robert Pacx
D. Gouaeés
H. Nicolson
Chaiman
University English
Sir Thormen- Browne
Kenneth Koch
John Wheelwright
Elliot V. K. Dobbie
Profesor Dobbie
Hus
Shakespeare
Panels Tackle Student Government And Faculty Roles
The article notes Wake Forest and Bennett College students discuss student government and faculty relations. A weekly seminar moderated by a co professor gathers liberal arts students to explore personal and institutional dynamics with Mary Foust Lane and Phyllis Green cited. West Virginia State College contrasts with others in teacher influence on student life.
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Dent-Faruliy
Wake Forest
Hans Toe
Mos Lane
Arel Farm
West Virginia State College
Bennett
Tas
Orianth
Phyllis Green
NSA Polls 75 Colleges on Student Government Policy
The Barnard NSA committee surveys political activity on about seventy five Eastern campuses gathering dean and student body president views to gauge student freedom and campus policy. The study asks who controls charters and funding for political groups and how invites for outside speakers are approved.
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Barnard National Students Association Committee
NSA
United States
Mississippi River
Brooklyn College
Holy Cross University
Jackson State College
University of New Hampshire
University of Illinois In
Chicago
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
NSA Congress
American Youth For Democracy
Labor Youth League
Progressive Youth Organizing Committee
Ann Fleisher
Wake Forest Students Debate Campus Exchange and Values
Wake Forest students discuss the balance of liberal and conservative views amid a campus exchange program. Coeds split over male attitudes, with some opposing nonviolent movements. A Chilean group joins the Experiment in International Living, touring Salem and Reynolds plant as Barnard visitors engage campus life.
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New York
Laber
Change
Chile
Wake Forest
United States
Massachusetts
Barnard
Connie Brown
Conn Foshay
Joanna Silverberg
Esta Kossack
Old Salem
R. J. Reynolds
Finjan
Rainbow
Dean's Day at Columbia College Reeducation Goal
Alumni Association held the 16th annual Dean's Day program drawing about 1200 alumni and guests to lectures by former professors and new faculty including Millicent C. McIntosh and Douglas Moore. Dean Donald W. O'Connell described the day as a compressed, broad curriculum to re-stimulate informed thinking amid mid twentieth century changes. The event, sponsored by the Alumni Association and College Faculty, began with sessions at 10:30 A.M. and a 3:30 P.M. assembly.
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Columbia College
Alumni Association
Dean Palfrey
Millicent C. McIntosh
Douglas Moore
MacDowell
Columbia
McIntosh
Donald W. O'Connell
University of Maryland
Dean O'Connell
Association of the Alumni of
Faculty of the College
All- University
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Zvi Ankani
Student Zionist Organization
Barnare
Ankoani
Hebrew Uniuv
Alexander Gude Wil
Gode
Barnare German Department
Interlin
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Science
Washington, D.C
Graduate Art History Association of
Columbia University
John R. Martin
Princeton
Schermerhorn
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Office of Admissions
Graduate School of Journalism
By Ann Fleisher
Wake Forest College
Women’s Government Association
Katharine Gibbs
Boston
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Plymouth St
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Katharine
Town Hall
Joseph Reinkorn
Charles Re-Pascal May Gendel
Jackie Mason
Dudaim
Ian
Sylvia
Bor Ofree
West
Bemhorn
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