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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1960
Page
3
A Brooks Living Room panel led by Mr and Mrs Harold Stahmer and Dr and Mrs James Baxter debated The Role of the Educated Woman in Marriage. Annette Baxter argued graduates must sacrifice in marriage while Stahmer warned at college girls face future changes after marriage.
Barnard hosts Yale professor Paul B. Sears for the All-College Assembly on Space and the Good Life. Sears, a botanist and former Ecological Society of America president, discusses human ecology, resource conservation, and space as a future means to stretch natural resources. Prior speakers included Victor Bond and Dean John Palfrey on atmospheric radioactivity.
President Millicent McIntosh spoke at the Installation Assembly calling Barnard an unusual school. She highlighted student government influence on policy, praised the outgoing president, and recapped the year’s innovations, re evaluations, and rising inter-campus activity.
In a Columbia chapter talk, Blanchard argues a presidential candidate must be weighed on all fronts not blanketly boycotted for Catholic ties. He urges civil debate, cites Catholic censorship fears, and calls opposition to beliefs a civic duty while urging factual consideration of divorce, parochial schooling, and mixed marriage rules. Ruth Segal praised student committees and campus press as model civic engagement. Ruth Schwartz succeeds Segal as president with aim to remove obstacles to smooth academic function. Eleven new Student Council members named including Ruth Schwartz and Phyllis Hurwitz.
National Education Director of the American Communist Party, Mr Hyman Lumer, told a Political Assembly in Columbia that capitalist ownership conflicts with production causing overproduction, price crises, unemployment, and moral decay. He urged peaceful socialist evolution and warned the party would be replaced if wiped out.
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