Sharp Visits Congress and Scandinavia on Geology Tours
Professor Henry Sharp of Barnard College led trips tied to International Geographical and Geological Congresses. The team studied Norway’s bedrock and ore deposits, Swedish water power and forestry, and iron ore in northern Sweden and Lapland, then explored Rio Grande canyons in the Big Bend region across California to Texas.
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Marchers Protest Polaris Peace Walk Begins in Kittery
A 340 mile three week peace march begins in Kittery Maine led by New England Committee for Nonviolent Action. The trek ends in New York on Easter Day April 2 and aims to build regional support for unilateral disarmament.
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Conference awakens students about Latin America
Barnard students join a Latin America conference sponsored by the Political Council. The piece critiques panel representation and emphasizes distinct national perspectives, Brazil and Caribbean roles, and the limited value of resolutions. It urges more balanced, unbiased seminar leadership and ongoing campus dialogue.
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Union Man Urges Revolt for Peace at SANE Meeting
David Atkins of the Lithographers Union urged workers' revolt as a path to peace while addressing Students for a Sane Nuclear Policy. He argued wars can be necessary and proposed a general strike to replace capitalist rule, citing poverty polarization and a cynical view of peace conferences.
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Barnard Students to Attend NSA Yale Conference
Barnard delegates Harriet Schaffer Polly Hamilton Elinor Steinfeld and Robbie Blaker will represent Barnard at the New England Regional NSA conference at Yale this weekend. Yale professors Karl Deutsch and Harry Banda open with talks on international communication and cross cultural frustrations in underdeveloped nations.
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Guadalajara Summer School Offers Broad University Program
The Guadalajara Summer School an accredited University of Arizona program with Stanford UC and Guadalajara faculty runs July 3 to August 11 offering art folklore geography history language and literature courses. Tuition board and room are 245 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael P O Box 7227 Stanford Calif.
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Barnard Social Council Promotes Student Activities
Barnard College’s Social Council, chaired by Alice Finkelstein, unites fifteen members to sponsor all school social events and class functions. The group, funded by the Undergrad Association, plans the Spring Formal and publicizes activities while recalling past antics like a flood in a stag dance annex. New elections are held in spring as the council meets Tuesdays at noon.
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