Miller to join Princeton center on leave from Barnard
Dr. Linda Miller will become Assistant Professor of Government in July and join the Center of International Studies at Princeton as a Research Associate on leave from Barnard for 1966 67. She will spend summers and falls at the center, preparing her Columbia doctoral thesis on the UN role in internal conflicts, with no Princeton teaching duties and ongoing seminars.
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Center of International Studies
Princeton University
Barnard
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Princeton
Miller
Columbia
Princeton University Press
United Nations
Europe
France
Switzerland
Sundial Rally Twes. Brings Boyd Sisters From Miss
The Boyd Sisters of Tent City near Philadelphia Mississippi led a Sundial rally last Tuesday organized by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. They raised funds to aid displaced Negro field hands on strike for higher wages, while Tent City aims to buy eighty acres of timber land and set up cooperatives.
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Tent City
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Sundial
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Johnnie Mae Walker
New York
Delta
John Hammond
Tent City, Miss
College letter questions student independence in learning
The writer criticizes excessive lecturing and low enthusiasm for independent study. They note a reading period attempt and a chemistry 2 free week for independent work rarely used in other courses, suggesting more students could embrace the experiment if instructors available.
Coups in Africa discussant at Columbia March event
Dr. Immanuel Wallerstein of Columbia University presents Coups in Africa Are They Endless Tuesday March 14 at noon in the College Parlor. The session is required for sociology majors.
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Immanuel Wallersteit
Institute of African Studies
Columbia University
Africa
McCarthy Speech at Teachers College Skirts Key Issues
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy spoke at Horace Mann Auditorium on changing Congress roles but offered little substantive stance on Vietnam and foreign policy. The address drew soft applause and a muted reaction from an audience that remained receptive to vague points and diplomatic double-talk.
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Teachers College
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. Senate
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