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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1960

Page

4

USNSA Supports Strikers Across Nation in Protests

The United States National Student Association sent telegrams to Nashville officials protesting the arrest of 79 Nashville students on conspiracy charges. They also voiced support for nine expelled Alabama State College students and backed sit-in protests in Montgomery. A nationwide wave of sympathy included Fisk University receiving over 100 telegrams and New York students rallying with 700 participants.

United States National Student Association Nashville Tennessee Alabama State College Montgomery Alabama Capitol John Patterson H. C. Trenholm Fisk University New York City College Woolworth New York National Student Association CORE Committee On Racial Equality The NAACP Youth March For Integrated Schools National Conference of Christians and Jews

Rosenstock Huessy on Creative Speech and Marriage

Dr Eugen Rosenstock Huessy discusses destructive speech and creative power in a Religion 26 lecture. He argues truthfulness, eloquence, and mutual trust shape speech, marriage, and childrearing, citing Abraham and Sarah and warning against insincere pep talks and ads.

Eugen Rosenstock- Huessy Huessy Abraham Sarah

Creative Speech by Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy Lecture Summary

Professor Rosenstock-Huessy argues speech is both a physical and mental act and language a perversion. He outlines four stages of creative speech linking the self to past and future generations, starting with the Thee and the emergence of an I through history. He contrasts psychiatry and divine omnipotence for the formation of the I and invites readers to continue the poem of creation.

Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy Professor Huessy

Nominations Continue For 1962 Student Leaders

Final candidate Lee Salmonsohn stressed the president's duties as class representative and pledged efficient class affairs with occasional meetings and informative Sundries articles. Elected Representative Assembly delegates include Marcy Cohen Vivian Deutsch Judy Feit Joy Felsh er Marian Friedman Ruth Klein Sue Levenson Lee Salmonsohn Keitha Sapsin Judy Terry. Runner ups listed as Judy Eisenberg Roz Marshack and Annabelle Winograd.

Lee Salmonsohn Miss Salmonsohn Representative Assembly Marcy Cohen Vivien Deutsch Judy Feit Joy Felsher Marian Friedman Ruth Klein Sue Levenson Keitha Sapsin Judy Terry Judy Eisenberg Roz Marshack Annabelle Winograd

Student Lecture and Theaters Compare Casts and Repertoires

The discussion notes two theater groups: one built from Russian immigrant actors, older and established. the other younger and more open to new playwrights. Both emphasize translations of French and English works over native plays.

Automation vs Labor: Cohen on Automation’s Future

Professor Cohen argues union efforts to curb automation will backfire, enabling industry-wide automation. He concludes automation can unfold peacefully but at a high price.

Cohen

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