Mathews Lectures Explore The Medieval Town History
Dr John H Mundy will present the 1965 Mathews Lectures on The Medieval Town at the Metropolitan Museum in Grace Rainey Rodgers Auditorium. Lectures run Saturdays at 11 am through May 22 with topics including growth function society government and the demise of the medieval town.
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John H. Mundy
Columbia Graduate Faculties
Mathews
Columbia School of Architecture
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Grace Rainey Rodgers
Metropolitan Museum
Dr. Mundy
Columbia College
The
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Toulouse
Princeton faculty shakeups add new professors across departments
Dr Gallagher from Institute for Advanced Studies Princeton joins mathematics. Sue Larson joins philosophy as Associate Professor from Princeton with past teaching at Mills College and Stanford. Patrick Cahill moves from Columbia to physics. Richard Gustafson shifts from Yale to Barnard Russian, with Yale and Columbia degrees and prior teaching at Yale and Florida.
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Institute For Advanced Studies
Princeton
Harvard
Sue Larson
Larson
Mills College
Stanford
Patrick Cahill
Columbia
Dr. Cahill
University of New Hampshire
Richard Gustafson
Yale
Barnard
Gustafson
University of Florida
Peace Committee Urges Use of Thoreau Money
A pacifist group circulates bogus Thoreau money to protest federal tax spending on defense. The Committee for Non-Violent Action, based in New York, urges supporters to use the fake bills in place of money or to enclose them when paying under protest.
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CNVA
Internal Revenue
U.S
Vietnam
Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau
United States
Mexico
Committee For Non-Violent Action
New York
CMA
Moore calls for split between undergraduate colleges and graduate schools
Associate Professor Stanley Moore argues for separating undergraduate colleges from graduate schools to preserve undergraduate teaching. Using UC Berkeley as example he cites postwar emphasis on science and research, loyalty issues, and rising admission standards as factors driving teaching quality down.
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Stanley Moore
University of California At Berkeley
University of California
Dr. Moore
House UN- American Activities Committee
Moore
Berkeley
California
Clark Kerr
Birth of a Nation provokes mixed view at Columbia
Review of D. W. Griffiths Birth of a Nation shown at McMillin Theater last Thursday prompts debate over its era context and modern relevance. Critics call it a technically skilled period piece yet condemn its pro Klan propaganda and racist distortions.
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D. W. Griffith
Columbia
McMillin Theater
Leaders broadened for orientation chairmanship
The paper argues for an open dorm orientation chair to the entire junior class. This aims to democraticize leadership and reduce the commuter resident student division.
Undergraduate elections set after March 16 assembly
Orientation offices will be filled at a college wide assembly on March 16 at 1 00 pm for President Vice President and Treasurer of Undergrad along with three chairmen of the Judiciary Council Honor Board and Curriculum Committee Elections run March 17 to 19 Groups must file a President and financial report to retain funding or face termination of Undergrad grants and removal from the Student Handbook No Student Exchange funds or indication of a next year program were noted by Rep Assembly
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Undergrad
Judiciary Council
Silverman
Rep Assembly
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