War and peace ethics among college students at Barnard
MancE Turner writes urging international mindedness and a shift from war to love as a tool of defense. He notes student conventions favor refusing war, replacing force with understanding, and urges the active few to streamline efforts to allow the indifferent majority to support core institutions.
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Editorial on Barnard College extra curriculars burden
To the Editor the writer argues that Barnard College activities have grown too complex undermining the educational function. The letter calls for reform of the present non-academic system to restore academic priorities.
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College Students Embrace Social Change In Youth Movement
A Cambridge conference on January 11 led by the League for Industrial Democracy explored church and labor ties and the labor movement’s role in society. Roger Baldwin urged students to immerse themselves in labor as mutual service, signaling growing student awareness of social action.
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