Kennedy economics debate questions liberal rhetoric
Professor Robert Lekachman, speaking to the Columbia Barnard Economics Club on February 13, argued that Kennedy’s rhetoric masks moderate views. He urged more inclusive liberal policies, including tax cuts, higher public spending, anti-trust action, and closer Fed Treasury relations to move beyond current bounds.
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Flamenco master Vicente Escudero at McMillan Theater
Vicente Escudero, famed as a premier flamenco exponent born in Valladolid, appears at McMillan Theatre on February 25 at 8:30 p.m. under Barnard Spanish department sponsorship to benefit the Carolina Marcial Dorado Scholarship fund. Carmita Garcia and Juan de la Mata join the program with cante flamenco, guitar solos, and the cante jondo, plus Escudero's decalog and primitive rhythms. Tickets are £3.50 or $2.00 from Milbank offices or box office.
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McMillan Theatre
Barnard Spanish Department
Carolina Marcial Dorado
Carmita Garcia
Escudero
Juan de la Mata
Mr. Escudero
Valladolid
Spain
Paris
United States
Chicago Tribune
McMillin
Albéniz
Lerida
New York
Carnegie Hall
Broadway
Milbank
New Canadian Scholar Delves into Medieval History at Barnard
Iris Unger profiles Associate Professor Norman Cantor, a Canadian scholar whose early career includes a Manitoba top-of-class finish in 1951, Rhodes year at Oxford, and Princeton and Johns Hopkins lecturing. He values Barnard Columbia students, plans a Lanfranc biography, and muses on a future play about Gregory VII and Henry IV.
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Norman F. Cantor
Barnard
Columbia
Grants
Cantor
State University of Manitoba
Princeton University
Oxford
Johns Hopkins
England
London Times Literary Supplement
Sidney Painter
Briving
London
British Museum
Gregory VII
Henry IV
Guadalajara Summer School Offers Arizona Program in Mexico
The Guadalajara Summer School, an accredited University of Arizona program run with Stanford UC and local professors, runs July 3 to August 11 offering art folklore geography history language and literature courses. Tuition board and room total 245 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael at P O Box 7227 Stanford California.
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University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
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Kenneth Cooper
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