Speaker Discusses Teaching Machines at Educa tor Colloquium
D Donald Cook of the National Institute of Health spoke at Educa tor Colloquium about teaching machines. He described programmed learning as faster with feedback and self paced study, favoring linear programs while noting unknown effects on underachievers and urging emphasis on broad population training.
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D. Donald Cook
National Instiute of Health
Barnacd
Leones
Tiple
Cook
Competition For Hoffherr Prize Begins
The Hoffherr Prize competition opens with an annual $590 award for oral French. Students at Barnard College must submit a two to three minute talk and be enrolled in French courses to qualify. The winner is chosen on the basis of a concise presentation and may receive support for further study.
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Cay
Hole Svloer
Cates
Barnard
Cnesen
Pegur
Castro to Cah 4 1 Se at Lross Goat
Fragmentary text references Castro and Cah with notes on American actions and counterrevolutionary plots. Mentions Mr Moore and economic imperialism as the lens for United States actions.
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Lross
Mr Moore
Politician Proposes Resolution to Repeal 22nd Amendment
William Fitts Ryan introduces a resolution to repeal the 22nd Amendment restricting presidents to two terms. He argues the amendment limits democracy and plans early hearings. If two thirds of Congress and three fourths of states approve, the measure would take effect immediately and cover the current president.
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William Fitts Ryan
Tenth District
United States
Fitts Ryan
Ryan
House
Senate
Teachers Opportunity in Teaching Requires Improvement
Teachers have greater opportunity in this teaching type. To stay in the business, they must become better educators.
Community Forum and Notices From Barnard and Columbia
Rabbi Paul Ritterband will lead a noon discussion on the Passover Seder at the Dodge Room Bar Hall. A Forum with Daniel Bell moderating Paul Goodman Milton Baron and Sidney Morgenbesser is at Harkness Theater tomorrow at 8 p.m. sponsored by the John Dewey Society. A workshop on First Amendment court decisions is set for Sunday at the New Yorker Hotel. Barnard NSA plans a booth April 10–14 to gauge student views on charter reform aid to schools and other topics. Registrar Helen Law announces changes to graduate credit brackets and transcript costs with updated planning dates.
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Paul Ritterband
Dodge Room
Bar! Hall
Daniel Bell
Columbia College Sociology Department
Paul Goodman
Milton Baron
Sidney Morgenbesser
Harkness Theater
John Dewey Society
Columbia University
Supreme Court
New Yorker Hotel
Barnard N.S.A
Jake
N.S.A
Barnard
New York City
U. S
Nonviolent Movement For Integration
South
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Leroy Bresae
Om Reece
Compac
Tata
Dan
Owen
Bulletin Board
Helen Law
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Puaenrer Lateylon
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