Congo tour sparks talk on social change and leadership
Miss Renee Claire Fox, sociology professor, described Congo's transition during her talk on A Sociological Journey Through the Congo. She noted bureaucratic kinks, varied bread supply, and Africa’s social dynamics, including European attitudes and Katanga’s Union Miniere influence, and proposed studies on African university graduates becoming leaders and on training mid-level medical staff.
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Renee Claire Fox
Congo
Miss Fox
Center of Social Research
Leopoldville
Catholic Church
Katanga
Union Miniere
Fatestine
Africa
Bak er Bares Analyses of Modern Society in A Fine Madness
The review highlights Baker's vivid character work in A Fine Madness. Lydia Wren, wife of a notable psychiatrist, stands out as intelligent yet ineffectual. Baker depicts frustrations behind American luxury and critiques contemporary culture with sharp, living portraits.
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Quirk
Holland Tunnel
Shillitoe
Baker
Kutcher
Lydia Wren
Exchange program deepens cross region race contrasts
Barnard and Talladega delegates discuss the Negro problem in Amherst County and at Sweet Briar. They compare Northern and Southern realities in housing, schools, and daily life, noting communication gaps, myths, and diverse motives for participation.
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Barnard
Amherst County
Sweet Briar
Dodson
Young Democrats
Sweet Briar Girls
Sandra
Daniel
Talladega
Columbia
CORE students press for civil rights bill rights in Congress
Gloria Leitner reports CORE members led by Miss Jacobs from Bergen County New Jersey traveled to Washington for a four day session aiming to keep the civil rights bill intact in the House. About 125 amendments were proposed and none passed as activists, ministers, and labor leaders observed.
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Allice Miller Jacobs
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Washington
House of Representatives
Kansas
Wisconsin
California
Miss Jacobs
Bergen County
New Jersey
Widnall
Osmers
Rules Committee
Jacobs
Barnard Bulletin Board Notices and Signups
A midday meeting at 12 noon in Room 3035 Barnard Hall discusses Bar nard Student Government. CORE housing seeks Spanish fluent volunteers for ten ants committees in Harlem. contact Katia Hirschman via Student Mail. Sign up lists posted for Greek Games Entrance and for Lyric Reader Slave roles. Auditions February 19 in the Gym. Challenger from class of 66 and Acceptor from class of 67. Class rings ordered February 18 in Room 100 Barnard from 12 to 2 with $5 deposit. World University Service benefits from a Square Dance Jam boree February 21 in Teachers College Gym from 8 to 11 with $1 admission.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard
Columbia University Chapter
Core Neds
Spanish
Harlem
Katia Hirschman
Jake
Audi
The
World University Service
Teachers’ College
Dick Kraus
Guadalajara Summer School Offers Arts and Humanities Courses
The Guadalajara Summer School, an accredited University of Arizona program with Stanford UC and Guadalajara faculty, runs June 29 to August 8 offering art folklore geography history language and literature courses. Tuition, board and room total 265 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael, P.O. Box 7227, Stanford, California.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
Juan B. Rael
P.O. Box
Stanford
Calif
Honor Board Polls Students On System
The article describes a student survey process about the honor system. It notes duties of the board, reporting infractions, and options for witnesses. It lists polling booth hours across Monday to Thursday and locations for returning completed questionnaires.
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Jake
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