Student Exchange debates value and scope at Barnard
Letters to the editor defend the Barnard Student Exchange against claims it is superficial or limited to race issues. Writers argue the program offers meaningful experiences across urban renewal housing and integration problems, and that openness to commuters should not replace the exchange.
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Barnard
Randolph-Macon
Nyc
Lynchburg
Colman
Drea
New’ York
Southern Exchange Committee
Jake
New York
Harlem
Student Exchange
South
Southern Exchange
U.S
Ruben
Sorenson to Lecture on Presidential Decision Making
Theodore C. Sorenson special counsel to President Kennedy will deliver the second Gino Speranza lecture on May 9 at Low Memorial Library. The talk titled The Olive Branch of the Arrows will explore how advice and forces shape White House decisions, using the Kennedy administration as illustration. Sorenson is the 11th Speranza lecturer, joining a line of notable former speakers.
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Theodore C. Sorenson
John P. Kennedy
Low Memorial Library
White House
Sorenson
Mr. Sorenson
Gino Speranza
Graphic Art of Contemporary Europe Exhibition Opens May 4
An exhibit and sale of thirty one original etchings and lithographs opens Monday May 4 in the James Room. Works by Picasso Campigli Clave Friedlaender and Sanmarti, 1958 to 1961, are chiefly abstract and in color. Prints published by L Oeuvre Gravee Zurich Paris priced ten to 170 dollars under Nesto Jacomelli direction.
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Europe
James
Picasso
Campigli
Clave
Friedlaender
Sanmarti
L’oeuvre Gravee
Zurich
Paris
Nesto Jacomelli
Barnard Girls Embrace Social Life Over Study
The Straphanger notes a shift at Barnard College with many girls socializing in the library and attending dances rather than focusing on studies. It cites few reserve books in use and a student explaining the library as her only place to go, while outfits and nine o'clock classes are mentioned amid a heavy tone.
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Barnard
Straphanger
Barnard Alumna Peggy McCay To Speak At Barnard Theater Class
Barnard alumna Peggy McCay, television actress on Hawaiian Eye Perry Mason and more, will address Kenneth Jones English 34 Play Production at 3 p.m. Friday in Minor Latham Playhouse. McCay, class of 1950, began in Kraft Theatre and Margo Jones Repertory Theater before rising to TV.
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Peggy McCay
Barnard
Miss McCay
Kenneth Jones
Latham Playhouse
Margo Jones
New York
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