The Undergraduate Underground Signals McCarthyism in Campus Life
A satirical March piece in The Reporter by Douglass Cater portrays Students for America as a covert campus group mimicking Communist and fascist tactics. It claims SFA operates underground with non elected officers, secret funds, and spy networks, contrasting NSA as a democratic counterpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General MacArthur
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Walter Winchell
Students For America
United States
National Students Association
Barnard
NSA
Robert Munger
International Dance Festival at Columbia in Bicentennial week
The International Students Club at Columbia University hosts a one night International Dance Festival on March 27 at 8 30 pm in McMillin Theater. Tickets are one dollar to showcase dances from India Indonesia Viet Nam Philippines West Indies Africa Spain Russia Israel and the United States with performers Asa data Dafora Soi kora Aksan and Lola Bravo among others. City students may order tickets in advance via Florence Federman through student mail.
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International Students Club of
Columbia University
McMillin Theater
India
Indonesia
Viet Nam
Philippines
West Indies
Africa
Spain
Russia
Israel
United States
Asadata Dafora
America
Shogola Oloba
Soikora
Washington, D. C
Aksan
Inter
Barnard
Florence Federman
Barnard and Columbia must share courses for unity
A Barnard student voices frustration over Columbia College restricting course access even though Barnard is allied with the university. She notes philosophy government and psychology courses conflict in timing and that late refusals force her to drop a subject. The letter urges curriculum changes to permit Barnard students full access.
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Broadway
Barnard
Columbia
Columbia College
Columbia University
Students Spend Term Studying Bible History At Hebrew University
Hadassah Cohen and Judy Goldstein spent a junior year at Hebrew University in Jerusalem studying Bible literature history and Palestinian archaeology. They toured Israel, observed kibbutzim co operatives and Israeli theater while noting differences in Israeli and American student life and the new state’s educational system through the Jewish Agency program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew University
France
England
Hadassah Cohen
Judy Goldstein
Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Judy
Hadassah
Mount Scopus
Barnard
Israel
St. Joan
Safed
McDonald
America
If Magazine Science Fiction Contest Open to Students
If Magazine invites undergraduates in the United States and Canada to submit 10000 word novelettes predicting life in 2054. The contest offers 2000 in prizes with judging after May 15 1954 and winner announcements in the first week of September.
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United States
Canada
Kingston
New York
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
N. Y
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Mona Cowen
Associate
Brown Tobin Joyce Lebois
Barbara Lyons
Lenore le
Jitoes
Judith Kaw
Dane Were-bey
Donna
Joyce Shimkin
Mimi Schwartz
Barbara Silver
M’grs
Renee Steissel
Wumequasoy Ustiagq
Jane Were-Bey
Lenore Self
Miss Federman
Madame
Bhanumati
Ram Gopel
Lola Bravo
Bruna Seril
By Roberta Klugman
If Magazine
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