UCLA Supervises Own Youth Corps Program Aims for Colombia
UCLA labeled UPS ACCION plans a two and a half year pilot sending 30 California students to Colombia to live and work in poor areas. Eighty applicants for 30 spots, with 50 more to follow after 15 months. Joseph Blatchford leads with Sargent Shriver ties, briefing in June then orientation.
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UPS
Accion
Latin America
University of the City of
Los Angeles
Daily
Brain
Colombia
California
Joseph Blatchford
Washington
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Blatchford
Gary Glenn
UCLA
Campus International
N.S.A
Eugene Burdick
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
United Nations
The
Institute of International Education
Art exhibit on Louis XIV era closes April 30
The Splendid Century exhibit at the museum remains open for art lovers through April 30. Admission is 50 cents, with free entry on Tuesdays.
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France
Louis XIV
Debate Over General Introductory Course at Barnard
Faculty letters discuss whether a broad history of science survey should replace or augment existing high school level courses. Renee Fox supports focused introductory classes teaching specific methods and lab skills, while others push for a general survey aligned with Barnard’s survey offerings.
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Renee Fox
Thomas P. Peardon
Aleady
Barnard
Miss Jimmy
Fox
Translators weigh denotation and connotation in classic works
Panelists discuss how to preserve style and meaning in translation. Professors Reeve Frame and others debate whether retaining wordplay in Montaigne and other authors should compromise clarity. They agree faithful rendering must balance nuance with accessible meaning.
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Reeve
Frame
Montaigne
Barnard And Columbia Professors Share Stage History Talk
Bulletin notes professors Lucyle Hook and William Appleton will discuss The British Stage 1660 to 1850 as the Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum opens. Also announced are the Democratic Students meeting at Village Independent Democrats and Glamour model editor Joan Alforno visiting Barnard for a fashion survey session.
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Lucyle Hook
Barnard English Department
William Appleton
Columbia
Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum
Low Library
Conference of Democratic Students
Village Independent Democrats
West Fourth Street
Joan Alforno
Glamour
Brooks Living Room
Barnard
Burmese Embroideries Exhibit Opens in James Room
In association with the Smithsonian Institute Washington DC the Festival of Religious Arts presents Burmese Embroideries in the James Room. The revival of an ancient Burmese art features 20 silk pictures depicting Buddha life Jatakas and moral tales with up to 19 colors and silver gold thread sequins and Mogut jewels.
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Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
Festival of Religious Arts
James Room
James H. W. Thompson
Bangkok
P Khin
Mandalay
Thibaw
Mademoiselle Magazine Considers Lampoon Collaboration
Harvard Lampoon may take over Mademoiselle’s staff for its July issue with real models and paid ads. Editor Michael Frith says it would be a historic move and would reach the largest college magazine audience. Mademoiselle would supply models clothes and facilities.
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Walter L. Goldfranck
Harvard Crimson
Mademoiselle
the Lampoon
Harvard
Michael Frith
The
Lampoon
Campus election ideas proposed by Sophian group
The Sophian urges candidates to submit questions before assemblies so voters hear planned answers. If elections are to reflect issues as well as candidates, practical ideas are needed to realize the academic ideals. This discussion highlights Barnard's awareness of campus problems and a new approach to solutions.
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the Sophian
Barnard
Architecture series honors pioneers and future in lecture
Dr. Kraut opened the architecture series at the university. Dean Colbert outlined three aims: honor four pioneer architects, celebrate the profession, and urge critical evaluation to prepare for the future. Prof Fitch warned avant garde labels can mask weak ideas and urged learning from the four enduring masters.
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Charles R. Colbert
School of Architecture
Dean Colbert
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Mate
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