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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1961

Page

4

Barnard and Southern Student Exchange Debate Integration

The piece surveys Southern school desegregation efforts and Barnard College’s Student Exchange, noting token anti discrimination compliance in child welfare and deep national tensions. It quotes J McRee Elga and Kilpatrick, recalls bomb scares amid attempted interracial contact, and questions whether the program truly educates or merely exposes enduring prejudice.

New York City James R. Dunpson Barnard College United States J. McRee Elga Tennessee University Ly. Elrod James Jackson Kilpatrrck Richmond News Leader Kilpatrick Colo

Scholar aid vs merit and need in expanding education

The piece questions Rockefeller financed scholarship expansion arguing for better universal financial aid aligned with ability and need. It criticizes current proposals as well intentioned but insufficient and favors targeted funds to private groups without harming merit principles.

Rockefeller Herman Vulltabie Wil Suckespana Pep So Ag

Jewish study group and campus events bulletin

A weekly discussion group on The Jewish Search for God meets Thursdays at 4 P.M. in Earl Hall led by Rabbi Paul Ritter band. February talks include lighting designer Don Sussman at Minor Latham Playhouse 4 30 P.M. on Thursday Feb 16. Sabbath services Friday 8 8 45 P.M. with Oneg Shabbat. Student speaker Fred Sherrow at Earl Hall. Education Program applications for 1961 1962 due by Feb 17 in 117 M. State and Local Politics sub committee meeting Feb 21 noon in room 405 B. Ferris Booth Hall invites unescorted Barnard girls to open houses starting Feb 21. volunteers needed.

Earl Hall Philo of Alexandria Maimonides Mendelsohn Buber Kaplan Heschel Paul Ritterband Fred Sherrow Political Council Board of Managers Ferris Booth Hall Barnard

Misconceptions About the South From Barnard Exchange Students

Barnard exchange students will likely find more liberal attitudes in the South than expected. Eva Lowe says Northern integration demonstrations help Northerners understand and help. Minnie Riley of Spelman notes the demonstrations boost Southern morale.

Barnard South Eva Lowe Minnie Riley Spelman

Monday Panels on Urban Rural Tensions in Nashville

Miss Measamer notes changing attitudes across city and outlying districts. Felice Wiztum contrasts urban and rural views while Miss King calls rural areas stagnant under surface tensions. Roberta Yancy cites fear of friends' judgment as educated Negroes face integration. Professor Meyers highlights conflicting loyalties as a common minority issue.

Measamer Felice Wiztum Nashville Tennessee Miss King Roberta Yancy Professor Meyers

Barnard College Latin America Conference Secretaries Named

Panel secretaries at the Barnard College Intercollegiate Conference on Latin America on March 4 will have their names appear on transcripts sent to Latin American countries requesting a record of the day. Interested students should contact Harriet Halpern via student mail.

Barnard College Harriet Halpern

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