Wake Forest exchange deepens views on integration
Delegates recount Wake Forest College visit shaping Northern attitudes toward segregation and integration. They report strengthened bonds between students and faculty and note the college’s board will vote on integration on April 28. Exchanges prove contact reduces prejudice and challenge Southern stereotypes.
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Spelman
Mary Villa
North
New York
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Janet Gregory
South
Term Drive Crusade Aids Morningside Community
The Term Drive received official recognition at the Representative Assembly. The drive will aid a charity within the Morningside complex and includes support for the Morning s.the community. prior suggestions favored the Negro Scholar sic Service Fund and the World Student Service Organization. Cynthia Cherner, 63, chairs the drive, citing setup difficulties and recent reluctance by the Focus Committee on Student Activities. The plan aims to localize the effort with minimal costs and establish a clear annual aim and policy, with fundraising to begin in early April.
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Morningside
Negro Scholarsic Service Fund
World Student Service Organization
Cynthia Cherner
Nothor
Miss Cherner
Cherner
Language as Meaning in Philosophy Through 1920s Debate
Potter explains that language expresses concepts and that new philosophers study human behavior shown in language. Vienna Circle thinkers in 1922 defined meaningful discourse as truth evaluable by experience. Positivists tried to expel metaphysics and linguistic philosophers focus on meaning rather than use of things.
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Vienna Circle
Pot
Ter
Job Hunting Made Easy at Barnard Placement Office
The Barnard Placement Office sponsors a February 21 meeting in room 304 Barnard with Miss Mary Sable of Ohrbach's and Mrs. Eleanor Fried of the Fashion Institute of Technology to conduct a mock interview and discuss job search techniques. A March 15 field trip to Cunningham and Walsh in New York City is planned, under the program directed by Mrs. Ethel S. Paley and Sue Tiktin '62.
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Barnard
Mary Sable
Ohrbach’s
Eleanor Fried
Fashion Institute of Technology
Cunningham and Walsh
New York City
Ethel S. Paley
Sue Tiktin
Columbia Lane Nuclear Policy Committee meets tonight
The Columbia Lane Nuclear Policy Committee will hold an 8:30 p.m. meeting in 717 Hamilton. A Seixas Menorah luncheon on Contemporary Jewish Problems is set for Tuesday February 21 in the Dodge Room of Earl Hall with Dr. Isaac Berkson as guest speaker. The Columbia Barnard Jazz Club opens February 22 at 4 p.m. in 516 Hamilton with plans for record listening, talks, and concerts. The Barnard Columbia Democratic Club meets February 22 at 4 p.m. in 717 Hamilton to debate a resolution opposing Carmine De Sapio’s leadership.
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Columbia Lane Nuclear Policy Committee
Hamilton
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Isaac Berkson
Columbia- Barnard
Barnard-Columbia Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Carmine de Sapio
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Potter
Jean A. Potter
Bulletin Board
Tareyton
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