Long Island University Talks On Urbanization Conference
Long Island University hosts its third annual intercollegiate Urban Affairs Conference March 5 to 7 at the Brooklyn Center. Notable speakers include Mayor Robert F Wagner, Kenneth Little, Charles Abrams, Martin Anderson, and Milton Mollen. Workshops feature Seong Hi Yim, Max Wolff, Mario Biaggi, Victor Gruen, and others. The event ends with a Sunday city tour.
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Long Island University
Brooklyn Center
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Kenneth Little
Scotland
Edinburgh University
Charles Abrams
Seong Hi Yim
Max Wolff
Puerto Rico
Mario Biaggi
Victor Gruen
Jose Monserrat
Division of Immigration
Department of Labor
Arthur Gagliotti
Unesco
James Abbeglin
John Lofblad
Royal Swedish
Washington
Shirley Siegel
Remembering Malcolm X and the assassination debate
The letter reflects on Malcolm X’s influence and courage amid controversy. It questions official narratives of his murder and whether police protection was adequate, noting the wide fears and unresolved questions surrounding his death.
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Malcom
France
Malcolm
Assassina
New York City
Police Department
Spring sports electives return at college Phys Ed
The Physical Education Department resumes softball as a spring elective after a hiatus due to tennis court construction. Mrs. Jeanette S. Roosevelt notes outdoor sessions at Riverside Park if safety measures are secured with 5:00 to 5:40 classes and sport outfits. Hiking remains for medically excused students and horseback riding may become an on campus option next year with private lessons or stable plans.
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Jeanette S. Roosevelt
Riverside Park
Roosevelt
Typically April shines with satire and stylish dancing
The junior show features J Harris Spero as Louis XVI and Lois Wilson as Marie Antoinette with Carolyn Brancato directing. Chapters include Robespierre in a Casanova disguise and "Palace Dirt" duet with Miss Shevlin, plus silent-film interludes and fresh dance numbers.
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J. Harris Spero
Louis XVI
Carolyn Brancato
Robespierre
Casanova
Marie-Antoinette
Madame Defarge
Demoiselles
Lois Wilson
Marie- Antoinette
Mr. Rudnicki
Mr. Spero
Rosemary Shevlin
Anne Monroe
Miss Shevlin
King Louis
Objectivist Lecture Series At Nathaniel Branden Institute
The Nathaniel Branden Institute offers continued lectures including Basic Principles of Objectivist Psychology The Esthetics of the Visual Arts and The Economics of a Free Society as part of its program.
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Ciples
Referendum on Undergraduate Association Constitution Arrives
Students are reminded that the new Undergraduate Association Constitution is posted on Jake. The referendum runs March 8 to 10. A minimum of 350 approvals is required for the revised constitution to take effect. Legalizing the Judicial Council hinges on the referendum.
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Judicial Council
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Long Island U
L.i.u.’S
Brooklyn
Martin Anderson
Columbia
U.S
Stefan Rudnicki
Spain
Miss Wilson
Objectivism
Nathaniel Branden
Tute
Free Society
Barnard
Jake
Minor Latham Playhouse
Columbia University
Hotel Paris
97Th St
West End Ave
National School of Accelerated Reading, Inc
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Bonnie Neustadter
Ferris Booth Hall
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