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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
2
Theodore Bikel, folk singer and actor, spoke to the Seixas-Meno rah Society on Tales of A Wandering Minstrel. He urged study of Jewish roots, warned against complacency, and criticized television for diluting language and values while supporting learning for its own sake.
The CDS announces a General Assembly Meeting next Saturday at 12 30 at the Riverside Demo Club 250 West 106 Street with a proposed agenda including adoption of the CDS Constitution and endorsements. Yale Professor John Smyth will discuss The Current Significance of Existential Philosophy at 9 Friday morning in 204 M I Bank. The Danforth Lecture Series continues with Erich von Stroheim Greed shown March 26 at 7 and 9 P M in Minor Lathan. A Bryn Mawr conference on All-Das topics, and a Freshman Coffee Hour with cake bake are listed alongside lectures on Judaism Islam and Christianity by Dr Robert H L Slater tonight at 6 00 in 301 Philosophs.
Dr Baxter notes psychiatrists often disagree on case details and cautions the public not to expect them to make moral judgments. He argues responsibility lies with the law and warns against assuming psychiatry can resolve philosophical questions.
Fragmentary text portrays ad rhetoric and social commentary on consumerism. It hints at promises of guaranteed human capabilities, quick wealth, and pets used as business symbols, revealing a skeptical view of advertising and societal values.
The piece discusses writers who feel obscene and un-American yet prize their work. Professor Fiedler identifies two evasion tactics the aping of the best seller and the assumption of a mask. He notes two masks the Mark Twain insider and Poe outsider and calls the writer's relation to the audience comic and tragic.
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