Dr Adams Defends Plato Against Fascist Charges
Philosopher Dr George P Adams argues Plato, though charged with favoring the state and the noble lie, is not a fascist. He contrasts Plato with Bolshevik and fascist ideologies, noting that true human life should be guided by authentic knowledge and insight earned through education.
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Bertrand Russell
Russia
Horton elected Social Council head at RA meeting
Stephanie Horton won the chair at the Representative Assembly to lead the new Social Council coordinating campus events. She defeated Joyce Seidman as Barnard delegates Margo Shap and Dorothy Eidhenberg reported on an Academic Freedom conference and suggested an Academic Freedom Week which was not approved due to Columbia's Student Council bicentennial conference March 26 28 on rights of free Americans.
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Representative Assembly
Miss Horton
Joyce Seidman
Margo Shap
Dorothy Eidhenberg
Barnard
Columbia University ‘Student Council
Washington and Lee Defeats BC in NBC College Bowl
Washington and Lee University defeated Barnard College 196 to 165 in the NBC College Bowl quiz aired yesterday. Barnard contestants Rael Isaacs Barbara Kauder Geraldine Kirshenbaum and Margherita Valquarnera de Niscemi were noted for their futures, while Washington and Lee won $500 for their school.
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Washington and Lee University
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Barbara Kauder
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Margherita Valquarnera de Niscemi
Sorbonne
Paris
Don Juan in Russian Manner to Open at Minor Latham
The world premiere of Anton Chekhovs Don Juan in the Russian manner will headline Barnards Minor Latham Drama Workshop on Wednesday evening April 21. Cast includes Rael Isaacs Audrey Gellen Sydney Rice Hale Gabrielson and others with J Jay Hall and University 5400 listed for tickets and reservations.
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Barnard
Latham Drama Workshop
Wigs and Cues
Rael Isaacs
Sasha
Audrey Gellen
Sergey Voinitzer
Henry C. Wideman
Dramatic Arts
Abraham Vengerovitch
Jacques Chwat
Petrin
Paul S. Sovik
Sterbook
Edgar Daniels
Ossip
David Gerstein
Porfiry Glagolaev
Robert LaGuardia
Moliére
F. Hoffherr
Sandra
Apsi
Anita Carsiotis
Claudine Friedman
Arlette Gugenheim
Claude Laumont
Jeanette Lustig
Marcia Rubinstein
Lenore Prostick
Marion Sass
Barbara Schonwald
Ann Sperber
Liana Sussman
Marie Verkhovsky
Paula Zeleznik
Statistics Class Surveys 54s Summer Jobs
Barnard seniors studied on summer plans finding 48 percent worked, 19 percent attended school, 14 percent did both, and 18 percent did neither. Averages show 39 work hours weekly for 9.7 weeks with $46.58 earned per week. Highest weekly pay went to waitresses and technical workers.
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U.S. Government Seeks Library Workers in D C
Seniors may apply for librarian positions in federal agencies in Washington D C. Application forms are at post offices or from the U S Civil Service Commission. Entrance salary is 3410 dollars a year. Requires a four year college course with library science or four years of progressive library experience and a written test.
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Professional option applications due April 1 at registrar
Students may apply to exercise professional option at a professional school whether at Columbia or elsewhere. Submit formal application to the Registrar by April 1. Blank forms are available at the Registrar's Office.
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Morison Defends Recent Historians at Harvard lecture
Dr Samuel Eliot Morison Jonathan Trumbull Professor of American History at Harvard spoke last Thursday evening in Casa Italiana presenting New Viewpoints on American Military History and Foreign Policy He defended recent historical interpretations of the last fifty years and discussed works on foreign and military policy Refutes Critic.
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Jonathan Trumbull
Harvard University
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Gerald Johnson
Macaulay
Gibbons
United States
Clark Lectures by Millicent McIntosh Open Western Tour
President Millicent C. McIntosh arrived in Seattle to continue her western tour with a stop at Scripps College in Claremont where she delivered the Clark Lectures. She urged feminine scholarships to aid women in marriage career and civic life and spoke on how educated women can shape home life as a cooperative enterprise. Panelists included Stetson Cann and Louis Morton with Dean Thomas P. Peardon presiding as they discussed U S military policy and the 1980 hemispheric defense stance.
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Seattle
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Barnard
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Louis Morton
Pacific
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Samuel Discusses American Jew to Israel Relations
Maurice Samuel spoke at the IIFA meeting on March 10 on why American Jews do not emigrate to Israel. He compared European Zionist motives to the American scene and urged a strong American Jewish community to share in Jewish destiny with Israel.
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