Rusk Rehashes Rhetoric Behind Vietnam War Debate
The letter by 100 student leaders is read as confirming that U S policy remains unchanged. It argues that escalation, SEATO loyalty, and North Vietnamese infiltration justify continued involvement. The piece criticizes Rusk and Johnson for clinging to war premises despite calls for negotiation and broader international dissent.
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Dean Rusk
SEATO
Munich
Vietnam
Korea
Rusk
Harrison Salisbury
Hanoi
U Thant
Pope Paul
Washington
Johnson
Death of Chlamydomonas Doomed by Multiplication
Professor Donald Ritche, biology chair, notes a failed lake of Chlamydomonas in Milbank halls tennis court pits. Rain filled water grew green algae, then multiplied until they died from overpopulation, leaving clear water and a cooling caution about unchecked growth.
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Donald Ritche
Biology Department
Tenis Court
Bulletin
Biology Dept. Bulletin
Milbank
Walton
Ratchie
Ritchie
Professor Ritchie
Wigs and Cues Unveils Student Readings and Dance Program
Under Kenneth Janes, head of the Minor Latham Playhouse, Wigs and Cues plans a semester of new approaches led by a four-member resident company. January features weekly poetry readings in the Audio Visual Room to showcase student poetry, plus a February program titled Dance Uptown. The group will stage one act plays with original student scripts and strengthen ties with the English Department, extending into next year. The Shakespeare class, run by Professor Robertson, will feature plays from Shakespeare in the James Room on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Professor Jones notes the professional company improves student acting and expects continued liaison. The troupe, with a small, changing membership, meets weekly and invites new material.
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Kenneth Janes
Latham Playhouse
Four
Jones
Short Films as Art At Lincoln Center
Janus Films brings European short subjects to Philharmonic Hall for four January premieres. The program features prize winners from seven European festivals and includes works by Bergman, Fellini, Antonioni, Polanski, Truffaut, and others. The aim is to elevate cinema to art and showcase new talent through a planned college tour and future Janus Repertory Series.
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Janus Films, Inc
Bergman
Fellini
Antonioni
America
Lincoln Center
Philharmonic Hall
Janus
St. Peter's Doors
Richard Lester
the Knack
Gerard
Polanski
Truffaut
Greenwich Village
Times Square
Martha Graham
Julliard
Janus Group
New Magazine Aims For College Reader
Susan Gal reviews the debut of New Magazine A and W Readers and Writers. The piece notes ambitious campus oriented aims, a mix of letters, short fiction, and film criticism, but finds the issue unfocused and not genuinely campus centered. It praises young writers and art, yet says the magazine lacks a coherent college-life connection.
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Susan Gal
America
Robert Wegner
Max Shulman
Laurence Altman
Pratt Institute
A &W
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