Universities Evaluate Underdeveloped Areas Conference Invites East Colleges
Invitations sent to colleges across the East ask each to send three delegates including one faculty member. The program features a banquet, workshops, and a luncheon address by a United Nations speaker. Delegates will discuss problems of Peru to Iraq in groups of ten, aiming to propose a Point Four Peace Corps.
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East
United Nations
Peru
Guatemala
Venezuela
Afghanistan
India
Indonesia
Ghana
Kenya
Guinea
Iraq
Barnard Intercollegiate Conference Reawakened World Topic
The Barnard Intercollegiate Conference will feature Latin America as the Reawakened World topic with 25 students and a Brazilian UN delegation. Eleven schools attend morning seminars on OAS roles, dictatorship, education, religion, and reforms, leading to open session resolutions.
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Latin America
Barnard
United Nations
Brazil
Columbia
Sarah Lawrence
University of Pennsylvania
West Point
Yale
American University
Douglas College
Vassar
Advulphi College
Organization of American States
Eugenio Chang-Rodriguez
The
Univer
Exchange Students With the South A Vital Learning Experience
The editorial urges student exchange as a means to study integration in the South. It notes Wake Forest College in Winston-Salem inviting an African student as a first step, with other Oriental and European students already enrolled. It describes questioning local Negroes and whites and finding gradual progress toward integration.
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North Carolina
Bulletin
Janet Gregory
South
Barnard
Wake Forest College
Winston- Salem
Wake Forest
Speaker Considers American Image At International Affairs Meeting
Governor Averill Harriman urged positive action by American youth as he spoke to the Third Annual Student Editor's Conference on International Affairs in New York. The event, cosponsored by the Overseas Press Club of America and the US National Students Association, drew editors from Barnard and delegates from over 150 colleges.
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United States
Averill Harriman
Harriman
America
Governor Harriman
Overseas Press Club of America
United States National Students Association
Barbara Blumenreich
Joe Felsher
Roz Marshack
Eleanor Traube
Mary Varney
Barnard
Overseas Press Club
New York
Edward F. Kennedy
John D. Rockefeller IV
Kennedy
Rockefeller
International Christian University
Tokyo
Asia
Kilpatrick to Speak at Education Forum
Dr William Heard Kilpatrick Professor Emeritus of Education at Teachers College will address the Education Colloquium on What is a philosophy of Education The speaker holds degrees from Mercer Johns Hopkins Northwestern University and the University of North Carolina He has served at Columbia University since 1938 and authored several works on education including Source Book in the Philosophy of Education and Selfhood and Civilization
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William Heard Kippatrick
Teacher's College
Kilpatrick
Mercer University
Johns Hop
Kins University
Ange
Northwestern University
North Carolina
Columbia University
Kilpatrick-Dewey
Wake Forest College votes to integrate campus policy
The Wake Forest College faculty voted overwhelmingly to integrate the campus. In April, trustees will decide on admissions policy for African students, affecting a Black applicant for next September. Funds to support the student would come from Wake Forest students.
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Wake Forest College
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Vision
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Sybil Halpern
Down South
James Wechsler
New York Post
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