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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
4
Margaret Mead argues human ethics stem from childhood and parental rewards and punishments. She describes two approaches to childhood study, the world technique, and Freud's view of pre-sapient stages, noting myth making ties meaning to the universe and biological inheritance.
International Students of Columbia University host the World Dance Festival in McMillin Theatre featuring Israeli, Japanese, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Greek, Spanish and American dance groups. Highlights include Hava Kohav, Ruth Ben-Zvi, Paula Callou, Yvonne Moore, Pepita Sarazena, Jose Luis Rodrigues, and Ted Petrides. Proceeds benefit the Foreign Student Grant-in-Fund.
Professor Ralph Holmes of Columbia University Geology discusses historical gems and mineral color explanations at a Geology and Chemistry majors meeting in Milbank. Associate Professor Andre Mesnard, having studied in Paris, notes French culture centers on individual dignity and not occupation, citing Camus.
Dr Paul Lazarsfeld of Columbia spoke to 30 sociology majors in the College Parlor on March 14 tracing the origins of demography to seventeenth century census work and highlighting pioneers Frederic the Great Lavoisier and Le Play for their contributions to modern sociology.
Barnard delegates at Yale discuss Peace Corps aims and risks. Questions focus on humility in aid, avoiding imposing American values, and whether volunteers should reflect U.S. policy in sensitive political contexts.
Great interest shown in the Race Relations Committee. All interested students are urged to attend the next meeting on March 30. Ideas for a fund raising project will be examined at this meeting.
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