Arab-Asian conference sees rising regional force
Moderators and delegates at a Political Council Inter-Collegiate Conference on The Growing Role of the Arab-Asian World discussed Bandung's impact and the strategic implications for world powers. They noted the region is not a bloc but a force beginning to be felt, with U S policy urged to adapt as bi polar dynamics fade. A second panel examined France in North Africa and future political arrangements in that region.
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Political Council
Phillips Talbot
American Universities
Charles Issaci
Near East Institute
Columbia
Jacob Hurewitz
Near Eastern Institute
Hurewitz
United States
France
North Africa
North African
Bokhari Describes Africa Asia Bloc at Conference
Professor Ahmed Shah Bokhari, UN official and keynote speaker, explains the Asia Africa bloc formed during early 1950s with motions to halt Korean aggression and push Tunisian issues to the Security Council. He links this to the Bandung Conference of 1955 inviting 29 nations.
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Ahmed Shah Bokhari
Political Council
Bokhari
United Nations
Department of Public Information
U.N
Security Council
Bandung
Social Council Plans Spring Formal Dance
The Social Council schedules a Friday April 6 Spring Formal in the Grand Ballroom Hotel Plaza Central Park South with Roger Stanley band Baker's Dozen Harvard singing group and Barnard's Odette performing. Profits go to Term Drive. Four class chairmen Ruth Lanter Sandy Dibbell Hannah Rardow Betsy Wolf oversee planning. Bid sales 11 45 to 1 15 daily at five dollars and table reservations with purchases. Peggy Ann Gilcher 706 provides more details.
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Social Council
Roger Stanley
Baker’s Dozen
Harvard
Barnard
Odette
Ruth Lanter
Sandy Dibbell
Hannah Rardow
Betsy Wolf
Jake
Hotel Plaza
Central Park South
Peggy Ann Gilcher
Moss Hart Comedy Set For Spring Stage Run
"Climate of Eden" by Moss Hart will be staged by Wigs and Cues April 4-7 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. Student Jean Houston directs for the first time, with Frank Rinaldi designing a split level set. The play follows a family of cheerful missionaries in British Guiana and a neurotic artist living with them. Tickets on sale at Jake and John Jay box offices.
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Moss Hart
Wigs
Cues
Latham Drama Workshop
Jean Houston
Frank Rinaldi
British Guiana
Jake
John Jay
Civ Talks Begin Tomorrow on American Business Scene
The fourth series of American Civilization lectures opens tomorrow at Barnard with Acting President Thomas P. Peardon announcing class dismissals for Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg will speak on labor management at 3 10 p.m. in the Gymnasium, followed by a panel led by Professor Marion Gillim. Dr. Alvin H. Hansen and Paul G. Hoffman headline the opening topics, with a reception for faculty and social science majors from 5 to 6 p.m.
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Barnard
Thomas P. Peardon
Anna M. Rosenberg
Defense
Latham
Marion Gillim
Economics
Peardon
Alvin H. Hansen
Harvard
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker - Packard Corporation
CUSC Opens College Walk Speech Series With Campaign, Arms Aid, Revue
Columbia University Student Council launched bi monthly College Walk speeches on Thursday. Robert Resnick of the Young Republican Club praised Eisenhower and attacked Democrats while alleging labor funding ties and segregation issues. Herbert Fried urged U S arms to Israel to curb Arab threats.
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Hyde Park
U.S.A
Columbia University Student Council
Union Square
Eisenhower
Israel
Columbia Law School
Robert Resnick
Young Republican Club
Emocrats
Lbor
South
West
Republican Party
Herbert Fried
Student Zionist Organization
United States
Coleman Editor Chosen for Undergraduate Bulletin
Barbara Coleman 57 was named Bulletin Editor-in-Chief in the first staff conducted election after constitutional change. She will add a drama column and national issues supplements and push extended staff training with copy evaluations by the personnel manager. A Red Pencil dinner follows at Brooks Dining Room Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Bulletin
Barbara Coleman
Representative Assembly
Miss Coleman
Brooks
Election Results Reward Class Leaders Across Campus
In last week's vote Sandy Dibbell of 1957, Lily Shimamoto of 1958, and Betsy Wolf of 1959 won senior junior and sophomore class presidentships. A total of 428 ballots were cast about 36 percent of the combined enrollment. Dibbell led 126 votes over Arlene Berg. Shimamoto proposed a class transfer program and Barnard booklet. Wolf won with 172 votes over Gay Mainer and Joan Bramnick. The 58 slate also selected Sandra Sickles Cassandra Morley and Joan Kent as vice president secretary and treasurer.
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Sandy Dibbell
Lily Shimamoto
Betsy Wolf
Arlene Berg
Miss Dibbell
Sue Israel
Hannah Razdow
Barnard
Gay Mainzer
Joan Bramnick
Miss Wolf
Sandra Sickles
Cassandra Morley
Joan Kent
Masui Describes Japanese Verse at English Conference
Professor Michio Masui of Hiroshima University spoke at an English Conference describing the rhythmic beauty of Japanese poetry. He read from the Manyoshu and contrasted Japanese sound and rhythm with translation.
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Masui
Michio Masui
Hiroshima University
German Club Presents One Night Performance of Der Talisman
Barnard students sponsor a single staging of Der Talisman by Ludwig Fulda in German Friday March 23 at 8 00 p m in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. The play adapts The Emperor’s New Clothes and is open to the public with directors Dr Gertrud Sakrawa and Prof Louise Stabenau directing.
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Barnard
Latham
Ludwig Fulda
Hans Christian Anderson
Gertrud Sakrawa
Louise Stabenau
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