Barnard Office Highlights Study Abroad Opportunities
Barnard placement officials outline international options for students, featuring the Experiment in International Living offering homestay and group travel to Latin America, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Programs include language and culture orientation, one month with a host family and a second month of travel. The Institute of International Education lists summer study abroad in multiple European countries and beyond.
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Roselle Kurl
Leonore Peckman
Latin America
Africa
Western Europe
Middle East
Asia
Henry Hudson Hotel
West 57 Street
New York
U. S. National Student Association
Milbank Hall
The
Institute of International Education
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Ireland
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Wen
Switzerland
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Barnard Students Plan Summer Job Choices
Miss Leo Peckman of the Placement Office notes that many Barnard students remain in the United States for summer work. About half take office jobs, a quarter work at camps, and the rest fill miscellaneous roles such as waitresses, laboratory aides, and governesses.
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Barnard
Leonore Peckman
United States
Dr Berkson Sees Lavon Affair Through Three Angles at Luncheon
Dr. Isaac Berkson discussed the Lavon affair at the Seixas Menorah Luncheon in Earl Hall on February 21, arguing the incident is less important than its background. He outlined three questions: Lavon’s guilt, succession after Ben Gurion, and Histadrut’s influence, likening its power to a state within a state.
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Isaac Berkson
Lavon
Israel
Seixas-Menorah
Dodge
Earl Hall
David Ben -Gurion
Dr. Berkson
Lavan
Ben Gurion
Histadrut
Moshe Dayan
Peretz
The
Berkson
Afl-Cio
U.S
Behind the News: U.S. Student Demos Compare Abroad
A survey of student demonstrations shows U.S. protests driven by emotion and limited impact compared to European and Asian student riots. The piece contrasts issues from tuition fights to nuclear policy, noting countries like Turkey and Japan produced tensions shaping government actions.
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U.S
Turkey
Menderes
Eisenhower
New York Times
Albany
City College
Yale
NDEA
South
SANE
de Gaulle
Ihey
Barnard Hails N S A Push for Student Representation
A Barnard College report urges a yes vote onNSA participation. It calls for electing an N S A Coordinator by students, alongside the President and secretaries, to strengthen link between Barnard and National Student Association and boost student engagement.
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National Student Association
N.S.A
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Barnard Undergraduate Association
N.S.A. National Congress
Debaters Consider Graduates in Women College Role Panel
The Undergraduate Association hosts a panel on The Problems and the Role of the Woman College Graduate in Brooks Game Room this Friday at 4 p.m. Dr and Mrs James Baxter Professor and Mrs Leonard Zobler and Mrs Laura Garcia Lorca will join moderator Ruth Klein 62. Students may submit questions in the Jake box and tea will be served.
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Brooks
James Baxter
Leonard Zobler
Laura Garcia- Lorca
Ruth Klein
Jake
Guadalajara Summer School offers wide program mix
The Guadalajara Summer School, an accredited University of Arizona program 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 cost 245 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael, P O Box 7227 Stanford California.
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Guadalajara
University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
Juan B. Rael
P.O
Stanford
Calif
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