Hochhuth Panel Examines The Deputy and Silence
Marian Kirsch reports Hochhuth plus a panel at Barnard gym exploring The Deputy. Hochhuth, 32, credits history for events and argues the Pope’s silence reflects political pressures, not mere Catholic guilt, as scholars debate the drama’s indictment of silence and responsibility.
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Rolf Hochhuth
Barnard
Hochhuth
Eric Bentley
Columbia English Department
Fritz R. Stern
Columbia
Albert H. Friedlander
Thomas F. Driver
Union Theological Seminary
the Reporter
Hans E. Holthusen
New York
Goethe Haus
Joseph P. Bauke
R. Paul Becker
Pius XII
Germany
Friedlander
Bentley
God
Martin Buber
Nominations Assembly Introduces Candidates
Students discussed this year’s Undergraduate Association elections at the Nominations Assembly. Candidates urged action on housing and curriculum, re evaluating campus policies, library rules, and student participation while outlining aims for 616, dorm life, and off campus options.
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Jane Ginsberg
Marilyn Ross
Barnard
Miss Ross
Sue Silverman
Miss Silverman
Nancy
Duff Campbell
Josy Gittler
Holly Gunner
Linda Teicher
Columbia
Vice
Miss Park Tours Country to Meet Barnard Alumnae
President Rosemary Park drives a one woman campaign to meet Barnard alumnae for the college's 75th anniversary. She has visited Westchester County Houston Dallas and St Louis and will go to San Francisco Los Angeles St Paul in April and Wilmington in September.
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Miss Park
Barnard
Rosemary Park
Park
Westchester County
Houston
Dallas
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Wilmington
Miss Bliss
Miller Cites Independence Benefits For College Students
Dr. Sutherland Miller of Columbia argues colleges can foster student independence through open administration and education. He says honesty in rules and freedom to explore ideas encourage students to reassess beliefs and accept responsibility, improving administration student relations.
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Miller
Sutherland Miller
Columbia
Muller
Undergrad Candidates Call For Purposeful Government
Bulleting Press Conference on March 3 features four student leaders proposing a government with a purpose. Jane Ginsberg and Sue Silverman push for faculty discussion and a clear policy stance, while Marilyn Ross and Susan Scheffler urge formalized committees to boost activity and accountability.
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Bulletin
Jane Ginsberg
Miss Park
Sue Silverman
Marilyn Ross
Sophomore major cards due by March 13 at registrar
Sophomores must sign the major card by the department head and file it in the Registrar's Office by Friday March 13. General advice on choosing a major is available from Sophomore Advisers. In April students should consult departmental advisers to plan next year's program.
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Christ
Pius
By K. Lowenthal
York
Carol Adler
By Barbara Crampton
Carla Salomon
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