Teichmann contrasts actors and teachers in theatre education
Professor Teichmann of Barnard English explains there is no education in theatre and argues playwrights educate less than entertain. He says theatre is a business driven by entertainment and democratic capitalism, with social significance aging and not universal.
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NSA Joins Congressional Fight On Migrant Plight
The National Student Association launches a campaign to urge legislation improving migrant workers conditions. It urges student governments to lobby in state legislatures and Congress for education grants and reforms including federal aid to migrant education, child labor protections, health, and school construction funding.
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WACR Schedule Highlights A Week of Music and Talks
The listing shows a February schedule with revenue music, humor, FCC programing, and student opinions on issues. Concert pieces include works by Beethoven and Brahms. Also noted are campus events and a session on local concerns, with various time slots mentioned.
Campus Bulletin Highlights Many February Meetings
A busy slate of campus events scheduled for February includes the 60's Discussion Group meeting at 12:13 in Room 409B on Tuesday February 20, the 64-65 Greek Games Central Committee noon meeting in 404B the same day, and a Political Assembly with a Ned Nations ambassador speaker on February 21 at 4:10 in Room 304. Also listed are Noon Readings in Feris Booth Hall, Barnard students visiting Princeton on February 23, a Faculty tea in Lehman Hall, a Wigs and Cues Yerma production moving to March 7-10 with varied ticket prices, and a Red China all day conference February 24 coordinated by the Political Council. Additional events include a seminar on The Book of Job in Earl Hall, a Spanish Club meeting, poetry readings by Gondora, and a Board of Proctors meeting February 20 at noon in Room 302B.
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Students Study Renaissance Art At Italian School
A group of Bucknell University students will summer at the Cavour Institute in Ialy for the Italian Art and Art History Study Program. Courses Philosophy 212 and 312 cover Florentine Renaissance evolution and advanced aesthetics with Italian and American faculty. The all inclusive price is 1000 dollars.
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Parochial School Aid Opposed by Trib Editor
Miss Terry Ferrer Education Editor of the Herald Tribune argued against federal aid to Catholic parochial schools and yeshivas citing church state separation. She noted higher lay teacher salaries and policy inconsistencies favor higher education loans but oppose funding for parochial high and grammar schools.
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