Barnard College student paper notes editor in chief
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered as second class matter Oct. 19, 1928 at New York Post Office under 1879 act. Editor in Chief Janet M. Gregory.
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North Carolina among the most liberal South states on integration
Barnard students observing Southern schools report segregation debates in North Carolina where a more educated middle class and less plantation tradition are noted. They describe separate but equal facilities, fears of outnumbering, and the push to understand the social order while acknowledging a shift toward integration.
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South
Barnard
North Carolina
Deep South
The Scapegoat Opens Riverside Tonight
Eleanor Weber reports on the Sock-and-Baskin-General Studies group staging The Scapegoat based on Kafka's The Trial. Barry Richmond directs with mixed results, delivering strong second act performances and notable satire of bureaucracy while early scenes feel disjointed and overlong.
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Eleanor Weber
General Studies Student Association
John F. Matthews
Franz Kafka
Kafka
General della Rovere Views Man's Dignity
Doris Muller reviews the Vittorio de Sica drama based on a real event from the Italian occupation. The film blends a duel of personalities with a redemption tale as a scoundrel regains humanity under sensitive direction and strong acting.
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General Della Rovere
Italy
Vittorio de Sica
Liberal Arts Course Provides Preparation
Barnard’s Education Program, begun in 1952 with New York Fund for Children support, emphasizes a broad liberal arts foundation for teaching. Thirty-six girls enrolled, with twenty-one practice teaching in secondary schools. candidates are drawn from diverse majors and selected by the Education Committee.
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Barnard
Josephine Mayer
Charlotte Munds
New York Fund For Children
Dalton School
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Miss Mayer
Mundy
Lincoln School of Teachers College
Douglas College
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