Set Designer Addresses Workshop
Janet Spencer of the Drama Workshop outlines an ambitious spring program with special lectures one act plays and dramatic readings. Set designer Will Stevens Armstrong known for Carnival and Subways Are for Sleeping will speak January 11 with Ted Graetheusen and Ann Fielding delivering lectures in February. Hamlet Revisited scripts for March are being judged this week to start casting next week. Dramatic readings will run weekly through April and May featuring student and professional authors.
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Janet Spencer
Drama Workshop
Will Stevens Armstrong
Ted Graetheusen
Ann Fielding
Hamlet
Miss Spencer
Erriday
Segregation Conflict Sparks Demonstration and Rivals
A racial demonstrators march through towns, with the Negro community targeting shuttered restaurants. A chartered bus arrives to transport students to another city as tension escalates amid a warden crackdown and ensuing confrontations in the night.
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Tariff Bill faces uncertain path in Congress
Economics panel at Barnard and Columbia discuss Kennedy proposed Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. Professors Gillim Kenen and Ed Lynch weigh the bill’s reach, noting possible retention of Peril Point and Escape clauses with a balanced 50 percent average tariff cut and potential Congressional amendments.
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John F. Kennedy
Marion Gillim
Barnard Economics Department
Peter Kenen
Columbia Economics Department
Ed Lynch
Westinghouse Corporation
Economics Society
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Hu Praises Red China's Education Under Three Aims
Professor Chang-Tu Hu of Teacher's College spoke at the Social Science Assembly on Chinese education. He cited three influencing factors unification ideology and political power, uniform strictness, and social control, emphasizing nationalism and glorification of China’s past. He noted pro proletarian aims in education and large state spending on science and technology from 1953 to 1960.
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Chang-Tu Hu
Teacher’s College
Red China
China
Chang-Tu
Encyclopedia Britannica
Discussion on U S space and seas control by Morrison panel
Morrison and colleagues plan further discussion on how the United States can gain control of space and the high seas. Twelve programs have been presented with topics including campus religion family life morals and the scientist’s responsibility. Faculty participants include Dean Helen P. Bailey and professors Barber Cannell Gorbman Jarvis Komarovsky Rauch Saulnier Sharp Stahmer and Ulanovy.
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America
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Helen P. Bailey
Bernard Barber
Barbara Cannell
Audrey Gorbman
Judith Jarvis
Mirra Komarovsky
Basil Rauch
Raymond Saulnier
Henry Sharp
Harold Stahmer
Barry Ulanovy
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