Peace Corps speaker at Barnard events and referendum results
Charles J. Nelson of the Peace Corps will speak at Barnard on Thursday March 21 in 304 Barnard at 12 45 p.m. A film will be shown and Nelson will meet students in 100 Barnard from 2 to 3 p.m. A tea in the James Room follows at 3 p.m. Nelson outlines Peace Corps projects and testing details. Barnard students voted 960 to 6 with 22 abstentions to suspend the Undergraduate Association Constitution for one year and adopt a new system. nominations for key posts will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Gymnasium.
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Charles J. Nelson
Peace Corps
Barnard
Barnard Placement Office
Nelson
James
Lincoln University
New York University
Philippines
Iran
Peace Corps ‘News
Jake
Nancy Neveloff
Activities Council
Phyllis Peck
Moore argues values must be taught through facts and questioning
Associate Professor Stanley Moore says values teaching is indirect and rests on the study of facts. He contrasts learning with conditioning, defends the Socratic method, and warns lectures indoctrinate while criticism fosters connecting facts and ongoing inquiry.
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Stanley Moore
Moore
NSA Reacts Tepidly To Domestic Corps
National Student Association delegates attend a conference at American University and voice a tepid response to the National Service Corps, noting it lacks the glamour of the Peace Corps and would operate only on local requests with uncertain Congressional backing.
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NSA
Collegiate Press Service
National Student Association
National Service Corps
American University
Peace Corps
NSC
Richard Boone
Richard Opens Wednesday Fetes Wigs and Cues 50th
Richard III opens Wednesday night at Minor Latham Playhouse March 20 alongside a 50th anniversary display for Wigs and Cues Productions. Kenneth Jones directs with leading roles by D Revh Manousec carol Dooley, Elizabeth Bernier, Jane Emory, and Jane Hecker. Show runs March 20 to 23 at 8 30 p m.
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Richard
Minor Latham Playhouse
Kenneth Jones
Minor Latham
King Richard
Vilan
D Revh Manousec
Carol Dooley
Queen Eliabeth
Queen Margaret Wll
Elizabeth Bernier
Duchess of York
Jane Emory
Lady Anne
Jane Hecker
Dorm Students Vote Elect Six To Residence Council
Six officers of the Dormitory Council were chosen in elections held last Tuesday through Thursday. Winners include Bobbi Izenstein, Nancy Duff Campbell, Buff Peebles, Helen Longino, Jo Le Moyne, and Carol Hundertmark. Additional new leaders Ann Falbo, Leslie Hochberg, and B. J. Lunin were elected earlier.
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Bobbi Izenstein
Nancy Duff Campbell
Buff Peebles
Helen Longino
Jo le Moyne
Carol Hundertmark
Miss Campbell
Miss Peebles
Brooks Living
Miss le Moyne
Ann Falbo
Leslie Hochberg
B. J. Lunin
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Liberal Arts
Miss Neveloff
Connie Brown
Roselle Kurland
Rochelle Haimes
Frankie Stein
Boone
Tions
Thebrary
D. Keith Mann
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