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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1955

Page

4

NSA Broadcast Tours To Include New Areas

The United States National Student Association expands summer travel programs with a Student Government Study Tour and new trips to North Africa and the Middle East. Leaders will attend national and international student meetings, with Israel and Arab states visits, plus time in Europe. Teachers and students may earn free Europe passage by serving as orientation leaders.

United States National Student Association Lacks USNSA Europe U. S. National Student Association Roberta Berkowitz NSA Berkowitz

Three Fellowships to Study in the Netherlands

The Institute of International Education announces three 1955 56 graduate fellowships for Americans to study in the Netherlands. Each award includes a 2000 guilder stipend covering room and board for the year. Eligibility requires US citizenship a bachelor’s degree by departure good academic standing and health. Some Dutch language knowledge is preferred but not required. Fields include Dutch language linguistics archaeology economics and agriculture.

Netherlands Kenneth Holland Institute of International Education United States

Four Juniors Interview Javits After Panel

Barnard juniors Abby Avin Barbara Florio Carla Hitchcock and Janet Kaback interviewed New York State Attorney General Jacob K Javits after his press conference yesterday afternoon. Javits spoke for the Citizen's Union Searchlight program on NBC. The students were chosen for their interest in journalism and radio work. Three are active on Bulletin and Barbara Florio is a WKCR director and Junior Show director.

Barnard Abby Avin Barbara Florio Carla Hitchcock Janet Kaback New York State Jacob K. Javits Mr. Javits Citizen’s Union NBC WKCR

Columbia Ninth Dean Day Honors Late Professor Edman

The ninth annual Columbia College Dean's Day featured a commemorative tribute to the late philosopher Irwin Edman led by Charles Frankel. Speakers included Louis M. Hacker Marjorie H Nicolson Courtney C Brown Harry J Carman Nathaniel Peffer Gilbert Highet Leo Wolman and Mark Van Doren.

Columbia Irwin Edman Columbia College Charles Frankel Edman Manhattan Louis M. Hacker Marjorie H. Nicolson Courtney C. Brown Harry J. Carman Nathaniel Peffer Gilbert Highet Leo Wolman Mark van Doren

Harvard Divinity School Admits Women for Degrees

Harvard Divinity School will admit women as regular students starting fall 1955. Women will pursue the same three year graduate program as men, with flexible tracks toward education or other fields, and may later study for Master and Doctor of Theology degrees.

Interfaith Council Essay Contest on Washington Letter

The Columbia Interfaith Council and Morris Morgenstern Student Foundation sponsor an essay contest for Columbia University students. Essays discuss George Washingtons 1790 letter on bigotry and the U S governments stance, with Washingtons letter on exhibit at Earl Hall from February 24. Prizes are 150, 75 and 50 dollars. word limit 1000. Entries must be typewritten and mailed to Essay Committee Bart Hall with a sealed envelope of name and address. deadline March 15.

Columbia Interfaith Council Morris Morgenstern Student Foundation Columbia University George Washington United States Washington New Republic Newport R. I Moses Seixas Hebrew Congregation of Earl Hall Bart Hall

Arnold on Unions Merger Optimistic Tone

Arnold sees potential merger of unions as timely with AFL trend toward industrial unionism. She cautions that concentration of power risks must be addressed by federal legislation, noting jurisdictional strikes and union rivalry as past evils.

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