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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
2
The History Club elected Elaine Golden, 63, as its President for 1962 63 at its meeting last week. Miss Golden will succeed Diane L. Zeller, 62, in the office. She will study in Europe this summer on a Carnegie Foundation grant.
A 1962 dedication text recalls Mrs Millicent C McIntosh and alumnae Dorothy Moskowitz and Reva Mark. The prose celebrates Barnard ties and enduring learning, with reflections on memories and the college’s gates and paths opening to life beyond.
D Daecet, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Manchester, will deliver the opening talk in the Danforth series on modern religion. The event spotlights contemporary religious thought and aims to foster public discussion.
The article condemns YAF for opposing non partisan fashion weeklies that allegedly trick young women into supporting liberalism and voting Democratic. It notes YAF’s concern with liberal messaging in fashion and references HUAC and Cold War era topics. Professor Emmet to discuss philosophy religion sociology ethics and Barnard lectures begin tomorrow with a three week visit.
Barnard seniors Barbara Thompson and Susan Huhn defeated Georgetown College in Washington D C on the topic Life is Nothing The Barnard team used existential and psychological arguments to counter Thomistic reasoning and Sartre Miss Huhn quipped it must have been rigged Joyce Sitrin president of Barnard Debate Council notes future opportunities and invites new members
Miss Trinchieri was chosen from five candidates in a campus election. She urged recognizing each student's unique problems and proposed Twist Nights for exercise, foreign films on Fridays, and coffee and donuts after Saturday dates. She called for a dynamic social committee to offer engaging and intellectually stimulating events within budget.
The Columbia Chapter of the Young Peoples Socialist League hosts Dr. Erich Fromm on Socialist Humanism in McMillin Theater at 8:00 p.m. on Sunday. A National Student Association panel on Approaches to Peace features Samuel Huntington Amitai Etzioni and Robert Gilmore at Harkness Theater on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Also the Student Council meets March 26 at noon to select Class of 1963 and transfer representatives, with candidates submitting letters if unable to attend. Dr John A Kouwenhoven speaks at Thursday Noon Meeting on The First Sentence of Moby Dick.
The passage argues that a large Negro voter registration would shift Southern politics toward new party platforms, altering urban rural representation in Southern legislatures and benefiting Kennedy Administration programs. It notes Eisenhower’s limited action and identifies the voter drive as a focal point for the movement.
A questionnaire will be sent to the Barnard student body to gauge opinions on current major options. It covers five courses independent study with a thesis and graduate work as part of the curriculum review.
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