Local Colleges Stage Anti Segregation Rally
The Columbia University Student Council backs a rally Saturday March 5 from noon to 3 in front of 120 W 34th Street to protest segregation and discrimination. The NSA Metro New York coordinates with CCNY Hunter College and NAACP along with other groups to push for civil rights and anti prejudice action.
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Youth March For Integrated Schools
Hunter College
New York
National Student Association
NSA
South
Gene Thoreux
National Students’ Association
Metropolitan New York
Methods In History Debated By History Club Professors
An informal History Club debate weighed scientific methodology in history. Professors Zobler Burrell and Rauch argued for and against objective methods and the value of history in revealing social change and human nature.
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Barnard Geography
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Basil Rauch
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Japanese Film Continues to Expose Humble Humanity
A new Japanese film imported by Thomas J. Brandon is praised for its stark portrayal of futility and human emotion under the machine age. The plot is simple and told with minimal camera work and sound, highlighting superb acting from a lonely bureaucrat to a sympathetic Beatnik, though subtitles are awkward at times.
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United States
Thomas J. Brandon
Beatnik
A Call to Limit Degree as Admission Ticket in Education
The passage argues against coercing students into academic life and criticizes using a degree as an indiscriminate passport. It notes some may seek help from ghost-writers and questions elitist views, stressing not all Americans must or want to pursue an academic degree.
New Student Council President Addresses Assembly
Schwartz, newly elected president, thanked the student body and pledged to honor their faith. Installation of the undergraduate association officers and the president will occur at the Installation Assembly on March 24, with Bear Pin awards presented to outstanding graduates.
Ossowska Profile Highlights Moral Studies Leader
Ossowska, director of the History and Sociology of Morals Research Center at the Polish Academy of Sciences, has conducted intensive research across three fields and pioneered comparative studies in value systems.
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Polish Academy of Sciences
Goldner Urges Reflective Poetry Across Nations
Goldner advocates poetry reflecting life as lived and says this need will reach every nation. She reads translations from Russian poets Tikhonov Kirsanov Yesenin and Pasternak. Discussion notes a shift from production to enjoyment in recent poems and songs as government control eases over the past decade.
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MALT Triumphs In College Debate At Barnard Colu mbia Tourney
M I T won the championship trophy for the most successful debating record at the Barnard Columbia Debate Tournament held last weekend. Top speaker awards went to Richard Kane of St John’s of Hillcrest and Marilyn McHale of Fordham School of Education with Ed Bales of Dartmouth tying for second.
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Fordham School of Education
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Dartmouth
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Jack Lamet
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Freshmen Round Tables Set At Barnard College
Freshmen will hold a series of round table discussions led by Mrs Ruth M Rivette in Room 39 Milbank. Sessions run March 7 11 14 and 18 from 215 to 3 15 to 4 and 415 to 5 pm with 10 to 20 participants. Sign-up is in the dean's office and questions may be submitted in advance.
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Ruth M. Rivette
Milbank
Theatrical Offerings On Campus Weekend Schedule
The University hosts multiple campus productions this weekend. Barnard faculty perform Faculty Follies at Minor Latham Playhouse Friday at 7 30 p m with a range of comedy drama and dance. The Meaning of Polyphonic Poetry is staged with listed faculty. A Little Bit of Spain stars Garcia-Lorca in a psychology themed skit. The Missing Donor features McIntosh and Miss Palmer in a suspense drama. Hubert Doris and Miss Chinn present a musical program. The Barnard Columbia Senior Show runs March 3 4 and 5. Helluvaplace tickets range from 75 cents to 2 00.
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