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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1960

Page

4

New Approach to Religion Becomes Philosophy of Science

Professor Robert H. L. Slater argues the new scientific approach to religion must be free from pre judgments and presuppositions. He outlines empirical and deductive concepts, cites Max Muller on truth tests, and calls for a comprehensive, interdisciplinary view to avoid dogmatism and treat religion as a philosophy guided by evidence.

Robert H. L. Slater Union Theological Seminary Max Muller Slater Muller

Geology Courses at Barnard Highlight Broad Field

Barnard offers geology study areas including physical historical and structural geology mineralogy lithology paleontology marine sedimentology and geomorphology highlighting a broad program for geology majors and students.

Barnard

Barnard seeks student input on gym requirement changes

The Curriculum Committee hosts a questionnaire on Barnard’s Physical Education requirement. Students are invited to express views on replacing the third year with intramural sports and on the number of compulsory PE years. A questionnaire booth operates at Jake from noon to 1 30 daily for two weeks.

Barnard Jake

Annual Arts Festival Displays Original Work

Columbia University hosts its second annual Arts Festival from April 19 to May 1 featuring performing, literary, and visual arts by Barnard and Columbia students. Visual arts display April 21 in Low Rotunda. readings and a Columbia Review issue in literary arts. all-Vivaldi concert April 20 by New York Sinfonietta. four Chekhov one act plays April 21–23 by Columbia Players Dramatic Workshop. Beggar's Opera by Gilbert and Sullivan Society April 27. Barnard dance program April 28 with John Wilson. Tickets priced at $1.00 for all, Chekhov, and Sinfonietta events. mail or call for purchases.

Columbia University Barnard Columbia Columbia Review Columbia Players Dramatic Workshop Chekhov Ferris Booth Hall Gilbert and Sullivan Society Barnard Dance Group John Wilson Julliard School of Music Columbines Bluenotes Sinfonietta Festival of Arts Hartley Hall New York N. Y Hartley

Sokolsky Baldwin Debate Liberties at Seixas Menorah

George E. Sokolsky and Roger Baldwin will debate whether national welfare or national sovereignty should top priority at a Seixas Menorah meeting. The discussion starts at 4 p.m. in Earl Hall with profiles noting Sokolsky as a patriot and Baldwin as a human rights leader and former conscientious objector.

George E. Sokolsky Roger Baldwin Seixas-Menorah Earl Hall Sokolsky Mike Wallace Baldwin Struggle For Human Rights International League For the Rights of Man

Dorm Panel Highlights Self Knowledge Before Marriage

Dr Baxter urged individuals to know themselves and their life goals before marrying. Harold Stahmer and Mrs Stahmer discussed marriage, parenting roles, and the need to balance time and conversation with young children, stressing joy in parenting.

Tickets Available for Barbara Ward Lecture at Adele Lehman Library

A limited number of tickets for students are available for a lecture by Miss Barbara Ward at the dedication of the Adele Lehman Hall Wollman Library on April 5. Students may obtain tickets in Miss Goodwin's office on a first come first served basis.

Barbara Ward Adele Lehman Hall-Wollman

Caligula Praises Camus Play For Harsh Modern Echoes

The review lauds Camus first play Caligula as a tragic piece that reworks ancient history with relevance to contemporary governance. It highlights themes that illuminate the dictator's motives and expresses hope the work will return to New York for renewed audience response.

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