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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1960
Page
6
The fragment lists a May 17 timetable starting 9 am for Econ and Fine Arts with room and course identifiers including French Gov't Hist Latin Philo and Spanish, plus a 4:10 pm French 2 exam. It appears as a college or university exam schedule note with room numbers and cross-listed courses.
A May 1960 bulletin lists Public Librarians Training Grants up to 2000 dollars to boost graduate library school attendance. Barnard Camp hosts an open weekend May 6 8 and the June Week Leadership Course May 29 June 4. George for Peace rally May 21 at UN Building with SANE May 19 Madison Square Garden. Barbara Ward radio lecture May 10 10 PM WBAI FM. May 3 at 12 noon Milbank Hall Green Room reorganizational meeting for a New York City college drama club.
Fragmented meditation on the dangers and reach of nuclear war. The speaker compares war to a gargantuan cretin gnawing at missiles and questions who restrains leaders and balance while ordinary people and children pay the price. The Sphinx analogy questions awareness beyond the immediate.
Dr Herberg argues that both the inward directed and the other directed man show vulnerabilities in protective armor. The inward directed man bears guilt from failed goals while the other directed man shows anxiety from failed peer group integration. These breaches, he says, hold hope for meaningful communication of religion today.
The piece opens with somber vignettes of the commuter’s agony, but light moments shine in two selections. Joan Hartshorne, Sally Stackhouse, Jan Stockman, Shareen Blair and Karen Kissin perform Brandenburg Concerto No 2. Elizabeth Harris and Company present Psalms, offering mood contrast. Director Jan Stockman and the Barnard Modern Dance Group, with guests, can be proud of Wollman Auditorium show.
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