Barnard Hosts Student Exchange With Wake Forest And Spelman
Barnard College will host five students from Wake Forest and five from Spelman for a February exchange week. The program aims to deepen understanding of Southern race issues and college life, with panels, classes, and orientation leading to a full report to Barnard and the Representative Assembly.
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Barnard
Wake Forest
Winston-Safery
Ae Carolina
Spelman
Collexe
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Representative Assembly
New York City
Florit Considers Cervantes Influence in America
Professor Eugenio Florit of the Spanish Department spoke to the New man Club on how Don Quixote lived and thrived in the New World and remains a symbol against evil. He traced Quixote’s fame from 1605 onward and noted parallels with Fielding Twain and American democracy while praising the character’s humanity and quest for redemption.
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Don Quixote
Eugenio Florit
Newman Club
America
Florit
Mark van Doren
Peru
Don Quixote de la Mancha
U.S
H. H. Brackenridge
Cervantes
Fielding
Richardson
Pamela
Mark Twain
Don Quixote el Bueno
Herberg Describes America As Religious Secular Nation
Professor Will Herberg in a Monday lecture titled Religious Authenticity in an Other-Directed Culture argues America is both highly religious and deeply secular. He contrasts inner directed work ethic with a rise of other directed conformity rooted in a culture of plenty, noting shifts toward pro religiousness and a church that caters to conformity.
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Herberg
America
Will Herberg
Danforth
Professor Herberg
Russian Educators Tour Barnard Campus
Russian visitors led by Grigori Boyadzhievy and Elena Gluchiev Stepanovna toured Barnard College. Boyadzhievy, a Moscow theatre historian, teaches at the Moscow Institute of Theatre Arts and specializes in seventeenth century French theatre. Stepanovna, a former Olympic champion, taught light athletics and observed synchronized swimming demonstrations in the Barnard pool.
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Grigori Boyadzhievy
Elena Gluchiev Stepanovna
Barnard
Boyadzhiev
Moscow Institute of Theatre Arts
Margaret Holland
Physical Education
Latham Playhouse
Dolph Sweet
Mr. Boyadzhiev
Ment
Elena Stepanovna
Georgia
Small Nations Press For Control Of Atomic Testing
Vas kar Nandy of Pakistan told the S-A-N-E meeting that small nations seek denuclearization to escape the harms of atomic bombs and testing. He warned of economic stakes in disengagement and cited Poland’s 1957 plan for a nuclear free zone and U S rejection due to big power interests.
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Vaskar Nandy
Pakistan
Nandy
Sukano
Indonesia
Poland
United Nations
East Germany
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
Russia
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