Latin American view on the American Negro discussed by Dr. Tannenbaum
Dr. Frank Tannenbaum, Columbia professor of Latin American history, told History Government majors that South Americans especially Brazilians treat the Negro more fairly than North Americans. He argued that in Latin societies slavery faded with civil society, while in the United States the Negro remains morally a chattel and full equality awaits roughly seventy years of work. He urged recognizing the Negro as a moral person regardless of status.
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Frank Tannenbaum
Columbia
Tannenbaum
Africa
Iberian Peninsula
Sociologists Hear Dr Berelson On Research Careers
Sociology majors heard Dr Bernard Berelson discuss career paths in social research. He cited three main fields: universities government and industry, noting expanding opportunities especially in government and industry and citing GM as an model with its new employee research department.
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Barnard Hall
Bernard Berelson
Berelson
Federal Communications Commission
Applied Bureau of Social Research
War Department
OPA
Office of War Information
Department of Agriculture
Veterans of Services Enter This Semester
Veterans of Services Enter This Semester at Barnard as demobilized service members join the college. Entering midyear, many are older and equipped with varied careers, placed in special English and History classes to ease transitions and accelerate potential graduation paths. They praise faculty support and face orientation challenges while seeking adult recognition.
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Barnard
Louise Durossova
Europe
Juilliard
Ballet Russe
Barbara Higbee
Miami
Emily Borow
R. L
Del Rio Speaks To Spanish Majors On Renaissance
Professor Angel Del Rio of Columbia addressed the Spanish Majors on The Literature of the Spanish Renaissance. He traced phases from Pre Renaissance to Post Renaissance and highlighted Don Quixote and Celestina as key masterpieces.
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del Rio
Angel del Rio
Columbia
University of Strassbourg
University of Puerto Rico
Amelia del Rio
Barnard College
Spain
Professor del Rio
Don Quixote
Celestina
Three Faiths Concert by Choir Highlights Shared Psalms
The chapel choir conducted by Dr. Lowell Beveridge presented a program themed Music of Three Faiths. Interfaith Council organized the event to illustrate common psalms linking church and synagogue. Selections included Bach Lobe den Herren Praetorius Lobet den Herren Pitoni Cantate Domino Lotti Sanctus Schutz Nanino Brahms Saminsky El Hibne.
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Chapel Choir
Lowell P. Beveridge
Interfaith Council
Beveridge
Johann Sebastian Bach
Michael Praetorius
Giuseppe Pitoni
Antonio Lotti
Heinrich Schutz
Giovanni Nanino
Schaffe
Johannes Brahms
Lazare Saminsky
Labor-Management Forum Sponsored by Political Council
A round table discussion titled Labor-management what are the possibilities of harmony will be held in the College Parlor on Tuesday March 5 from 4 to 6. J Palmer Webber of the Political Action Committee will present labor’s position with Mrs Eleanor Herrick moderating. The management representative is to be chosen by the National Association of Manufacturers. Topics include Case Bill future labor legislation open books to fact finding committees and other current labor management issues.
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Political Council
J. Palmer Webber
Political Action Committee
Eleanor Herrick
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Dr. Tannenbaum
Sociology
Dr. Berelson
Veterans of Services
Ruth R. Greenberg
France
Rome
Omah Pering
Red Cross
Italy
Marine Corps
Jean Horsfall
Told Shipebuilding Corporation
The
New York Herald Tribune
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Betty
Grable
Frank Sinatra
Brickerhoff Theater
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