Plans for Freedom Set at Columbia University
Preliminary plans for the American Academic Freedom Project have been completed at Columbia University. The three year study, funded by a $60,000 grant from the Louis M. Rabinowitz Foundation, will include a history of academic freedom in America and an institutional theoretical analysis to outline limits of academic activity.
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Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Louis M. Rabinowitz Foundation
Luis M. Hacker
School of General Studies
America
Richard Hofstadter
Walter Metzger
Columbia University History Department
Robert Mac‘Iver
Columbia
Teaching Jobs Openings At State Education Dept Program
The Barnard Placement Office announces several teaching job openings tied to an intensive training program funded by the New York State Education Department. Courses at State Teachers Colleges this summer lead to emergency renewal certificates valid for one year and, after four sessions and demonstrated winter teaching ability, a permanent New York Elementary teaching certificate. Courses may count toward a Master of Science degree. The office will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays this summer.
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TM Barnard
New York State Education Department
New York
Barnard
Candle Glow Marks Barnard Senior Banquet Evening
Soft candlelight and red roses set a nostalgic mood at the Barnard College North Dining Room banquet for 200 seniors last Tuesday. Senior Week Chairman Tony Beckers and Senior Class President Lois Campaine spoke, with sophomores performing a skit about Greek Games and the Class of 1951’s four year highlights.
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Hewitt Hall
Faberge
Barnard
Paula Weltz
Tony Beckers
Lois Campaine
Aline Wegrocki
Margaret DeVecchi
Ruth Kleinman
Marie Gardiner
Helena Baan
Joan Sweeney
Virginia Kraft
Barbara Ritter
Christine Rene
Bernice Greenfield
Miss Ritter
Betsy Wade
Louise Pabst
McIntosh Family Plans Quiet Summer on Berkshire Farm
Dr and Mrs Austin McIntosh will spend a calm summer at their Tyringham Massachusetts farm. Their first cow arrives to accommodate Dean McIntosh daughter who studies at Putney School. A donkey two horses and sheep join the farm lineup as last year’s Europe tours fade. Two twin boys split summer between Harvard Peabody Africa expedition and a music camp counselor post. Dr McIntosh will attend the International Conference on Polomey in Denmark this September.
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Europe
Austin McIntosh
Tyringham
Massachusetts
Berkshires
Dean McIntosh
Putney School
Vermont
Oxford
Stratford-on-Avon
The
Hague
McIntosh
Harvard
Africa
Denmark
Pin Money Books Sold With No Regrets
A rustic verse about aging books being sold with satisfaction and no regrets, noting notes gained and a touch of mold as time passes. The narrator reflects on the fate of these worn volumes and their passage to new owners.
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