Asian Students Differ in View on U.S. Vietnam Role
A ten week tour of the United States by seven men and two women Asian student leaders includes a April 26 roundtable at Columbia. They discuss U S involvement in Southeast Asia with mixed views. Members comment on censorship and student political activity in Japan Singapore Thailand and the United States.
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Columbia
United States
Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Department of State
US S
Southeast Asia
Nsraeme John Pateman
National Student Council of
New Zealand
Supoj Punpruthmetha
Muslim Student Association of
Thailand
Takashi Megohri
Tokyo School of General Education
N. P. Vigandran
Singapore
Franklin Mirer
CUSC
Nancy Gertner
Barnard
Mirer
Miss Gertner
Columbia University
Ferris Booth Hall
It's Almost Gone Leaders Visit U S Universities
Leaders from Singapore South Korea New Zealand Malaysia and Japan have visited several universities including Columbia and plan to be in Washington next week. The group travels amid ongoing regional discussions.
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Singapore
South Korea
New Zealand
Malaysia
Japan
Columbia
Washington
Book Reviews Process and Reader Roles Highlighted
The article explains how reviewers like Miss Balakian select books of literary interest and report them to editors. It notes the editor decides if a book should be reviewed and how much space it receives, and Balakian calls choosing from many books the hardest part.
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Miss Balakian
Faculty Additions Include Italian Instructor and Philosoph y Chair
Omar Walder now teaches philosophy at Stanford University. Aurelia T. Fule of Smith College becomes lecturer in religion. Anatol K. Sapronow promoted in Russian and Lamberto A. Cano to Spanish instructor.
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Omar Walder
Stanford University
Aurelia T. Fule
Smith College
Anatol K. Sapronow
Lamberto A. Cano
Open House At Bulletin Office Tomorrow Afternoon
An open house will be held at the Bulletin office tomorrow afternoon. All staff members and friends are welcome to attend.
City list spans major U S hubs
A sequence of city names appears in the clipping including Boise Boston Buffalo Cambridge Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Dallas Detroit Harrison and Detroit appears once more indicating a regional listing or roster of locations typical of an old newspaper page.
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Boise, Idaho
Boston, Mass
Buffalo, N.Y
Cambridge, Mass
Charlotte, N.C
Chicago, Ill
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dallas, Tex
Detroit, Mich
Harrison,n.y
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Nashville, Tenn
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New London, Conn
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Pocatello, Idaho
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Rochester
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Stockton, Calif
Tucson, Ariz
Tyler, Tex
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Robert Bly
Edward Field
Lifton
Galway Kinnell
Viveca Lindfors
Robert Brustein
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Stanley Kunitz
Steven, Marcus
Cruse O'Brien
Roger Taus
Peter Weiss
Alan Dugan
Denise Levertov
Truman Nelson
Morningside Consort
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