Undergrad Journal to Feature Five Theses This Spring
The Undergraduate Journal edited by Judy Morganroth 63 will be distributed within two weeks after spring vacation. It features papers by Ellen Dinerman Sally Hess Harriet Lipschitz Barbara Lovenheim and Naomi Schor 63 with topics in art history philosophy biology and English.
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Judy Morganroth
Ellen Dinerman
Sally Hess
Harriet Lipschitz
Barbara Lovenheim
Naomi Schor
Miss Dinerman
Thomas Cole
Stonehenge
Barbara Novak
Inigo Jones
Coles
Jones
Cole
Miss Hess
Timaeus
Miss Lipschitz
Miss Lovenheim
Hamlet
Bert Leefmans
Emily Dickinson
Miss Schur
Miss Dickinson
Lycee Francase
New York
Miss Schor
Judith Jarvis
John Rouwenhoven
Marion Lawrence
Thomas Peardon
Marcus Klein
McIntosh Addresses Barnard Class of 64 on major choices
Mrs. McIntosh spoke to the Barnard College Class of 1964 about selecting majors and advisors. She urged sophomores to persist, consider interdepartmental studies, and plan for combining marriage and career, noting possible paths to teaching certificates with proper coursework.
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McIntosh
New York State
Barnard College
Barnard
Nine Faculty Members Receive Spring Academic Posts
Nine faculty members are named to the spring academic staff. Lecturers include Danielle Haase-DuBose in French Richard Abell in Hygiene and Graham Adams Jr in History. Part time lecturer Margaret Kniffin in Spanish. Assistants Mary Ellingon Chemistry Caral Kendig Psychology Ruth Michaels Botany Milly Salwen Anthropology Ellen Terry Theater Tech Director. Terry holds B A Denver and M F A Yale Dramatic Arts. Salwen has journalism degree from NYU. Kendig is in Psychology.
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Danielle Haase-DuBose
Richard Abell
Graham Adams, Jr
Margaret Kniffin
Mary
Elliffgon
Caral Kendig
Ruth Michaels
Milly Salwen
Ellen Terry
Terry
University of Denver
Yale University School of Drama
The
Lively Arts
Ny.u
Barnard
Twentieth Century Fox
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York Times
Carole Kendig
Wave Of Stealing Erupts on Campus
Academic transcripts and five nuclear testing petitions urging President Kennedy not to resume nuclear testing disappeared from Jake last week. The unsigned transcripts were left for pickup and removed illegally during the weekend. Harriet Liebert, the petitions’ originator, plans new postings today and tomorrow from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. A Wednesday noon meeting in room 100B will discuss circulating the petitions.
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Kennedy
Jake
Harriet Liebert
Barnard Hosts Peace Corps Film Screening and Talk
A color film The Peace Corps in Tanganyika will be shown Tuesday April 10 at 12 45 in the College Parlor. John D Rockefeller IV will speak and answer questions after the showing as Peace Corps recruitment expands for Asia Africa and Latin America. The next Peace Corps exam is April 21 at 8 30 a.m. at the Federal Building on Christopher Street with applications in the Placement Office.
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Peace Corps
Tanganyika
John D. Rockefeller IV
The
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Federal Building
Christopher Street
Thefts Reported Across Campus Dormitories
The recent week saw thefts beyond papers with two wallets taken from the Library and locker room. A red jacket vanished from the dining hall and several blouses from the laundry rooms. Four or five petitions urging a school-wide referendum on fines disappeared from dormitory bulletin boards, with no one from the circulating group, dormitory executives, or staff implicated in the removals.
Peace Spokesmen Call For Favorable Climate For Talks
Three scholars from Columbia University Samuel Huntington Amitai Etzioni and Robert Gilmore debated peace strategies last Thursday. They warned the current system is unstable and urged a cooperative climate to move Russia toward negotiation while exploring a nonviolent, harmonious system.
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Samuel Huntington
Columbia University
Amitai Etzioni
Robert Gilmore
American Friends Service Committee
Etzioni
Prentice
United States
Russia
Forum Liberal Group Advocates Change In Social System
National SDS chairman Al Habe describes the group as democrats with a little d and the left wing in NSA. He says SDS aims to reach the roots of social problems as students who pursue a democratic society. SDS is the student branch of the League for Industrial Democracy founded in 1905 by London Sinclair and Darrow.
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Liberal
al Habe
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Bulletin
NSA
Liberal League For Industrial Democracy
New York City
Jack London
Upton Sinclair
Clarence Darrow
Lastfall
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By Arlene Katz
Barnard Presents
Huntington
Amita Etzioni
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