Beyer Chesney Seek Student Government Treasurer Post
Beyer and Chesney compete for undergraduate treasurer. Chesney notes roles as sophomore treasurer candidate and criticizes funding sources while Beyer cites experience as Grek Games chair and freshman sponsor. Both promise oversight of student funds and improved financial reporting to student groups and the assembly.
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Grek Games
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Campbell outlines four items for Arab-Israel settlement
Political Council notes Gaza Strip comments by Mr. Campbell. He says any settlement must address the refugee issue, freedom of the Gulf of Aqaba, permanent Arab recognition of Israel, and Israeli boundaries. He warns of continued pressure on Israel to evacuate and similar measures on Arab states. He cites western unity breaking down amid Britain’s domestic scene and 1956 being a US election year.
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Israel
Middle East
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Barnard to Attend Tri-College Intercollegiate Meet
Barnard joins Goucher and Hood Colleges at the Intercollegiate Sports Day hosted by Bryn Mawr. Events include swimming badminton and basketball with Barnard sending three swimmers and a diver and six basketball players. The meet joins similar regional contests around New York City.
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Barbara Street
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New York City
Van Doren Seeks Answers On Justice And Education
Charles Van Doren, pursuing a high stakes quiz theme, reflects on difficult questions with no definite answers. He recalls a student’s inquiry on Plato's meaning of Justice and discusses the idea of the educated man on an NBC radio program.
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