Burrell Sounds New Historical View on Human Limits
Barnard historian Dr. Sydney Burrell argues the nineteenth century optimism shifted to a growing sense of human limitation. He cites WWI and WWII, atomic age, and science raising knowledge questions as key causes, noting a move from social gospel toward trust in divinity and human free will.
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Sydney Burrell
Barnard
Germany
Jacob Burckhardt
U.S.S.R
Western
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Sartre
Columbia and Barnard urged to drop photo admission rule
The SDA NAACP admissions policy statement calls for removing photograph requirements linked to applicants to Columbia University and Barnard College. It notes Columbia denies discrimination but Barnard insists photos are optional only. organizers warn data use may fuel bias and distrust.
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Sda-Naacp Committee On Admissions
Barnard
Columbia
Columbia University
Barnard Seniors Win Numerous National Fellowships
Barnard College announces awards to seniors across disciplines including National Science Foundation and Fulbright fellowships. Recipients include Alice Salzman for Harvard grad work, Liane Rief for UC Berkeley TA role, Eileen K. Kagan for psychology study, and five Fulbright scholars studying archaeology, medieval studies, Spanish literature, and Berlin studies.
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National Science Foundation
Barnard
Alice Salzman
Harvard
Liane Rief
University of California At Berkeley
Eileen K. Kagan
Loretta Lambert
Alice Beck
Radcliffe
Barbara Barlin
Brenda Forman
Safrah Sammell
Yale
Joanne Rossetos
Arlene Feld
Brandeis University
University of Wisconsin
Ann Stauffer
University of Arizona
University of Southern Illinois
Durango
Mexico
Alice Toth
Marcia Rubenstein
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Washington University
St. Louis
Julia Keydel
Ford Foundation
Dena Ferran
Newnham College
University of Cambridge
Joan Roach
University of Louvain
Belgium
Carmen del Pilar
University of Chile
Ann Sperber
Free University of Berlin
Institute of International Education
Odette Leads Barnard Odette on NBC Show
Odette and the Blue Notes from Columbia College sang on the Herb Shelton Show on NBC TV last Thursday from 1:00 to 1:30. Adele Bernstein and several classmates appeared. following recent elections Bernstein was named director with Rayman as business manager and Morse as secretary-treasurer.
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Barnard Odette
Blue Notes
Columbia College
Herb Sheldon
Nbc-Tv
Adele Bernstein
Joan Brown
Barbara Dickinson
Jo Flinsch
Peggy Anne Gilcher
Janet Morse
Annette Rayman
Odette
Emilie Buchwald Named Guest Editor for Mademoiselle August Issue
Emilie Buchwald selected as one of twenty Guest Editors for Mademoiselle August 1956. She was chosen from 650 undergraduates in the National College Board competition across the country. Editors will travel to New York May 31 to June 28, and will be paid salaries.
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Mademoiselle” Magazine
Emilie Bix Buchwald
Miss Buchwald
New York
New York City
McIntoshs Tour Holland England and Greece on Fulbright Visit
President Millicent C. McIntosh and husband Dr. Austin McIntosh are in Holland visiting Gerda van Leeuwen’s parents, then travel to England to tour with a rental car and visit friends. They sail May 26 from Liverpool aboard the Parthia and return early June. In Paris April 7 they met with Rosamund Gilder, then journeyed to Athens for a week visiting the National Museum and the Acropolis view points. They also toured the Peloponnese, spending a night in Mycenae and visiting the palace of Atreus.
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Holland
Gerda van Leeuwen
England
Liverpool
Parthia
Rosamund Gilder
Barnard English Department
Mrs. McIntosh
Athens
National Museum
Acropolis
McIin
Peloponnese
Mycenae
Atreus
House of Bernarda Alba staged by MLDW drama group
Minor Latham Drama Workshop presents Federico Garcia Lorca drama The House of Bernarda Alba from May 9 to May 12 at 8 30 p m in the Drama Workshop theater. Noted Barnard students Barbara Ansin Sara Brinsmade Vida Farhad and Michelle Marder lead with Sorrell Brooke directing and Dolph Sweet supervising. Tickets are 75 cents at the box office 9 to 5 this week.
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Latham Drama Workshop
House of Bernarda Alba
Federico Garcia-Lorena
Drama Workshop
Barnard
Barbara Ansin
Sara Brinsmade
Vida Farhad
Michelle Marder
Sorrell Brooke
Columbia College Players
Dolph Sweet
Jane Thornton
Paul Sovik
Anthropologist Dr Johnson to Lecture on Race Relations
Dr Charles S Johnson, president of Fisk University and noted Black sociologist, will speak on his decade old race relations predictions and future South trends. He addresses Anthropology 18 on Wednesday May 9 in the James Room at 3 p.m. A College Tea will follow with Q and A.
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Fiske University
South
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Department of Research and Investigation
Chicago Urban League
Chicago Commission On Race Relations
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John Hay Whitney Foundation
Conference On
New Delli
Virginia Union College
University of Chicago
Virginia Union University
Howard University
Columbia University
L.L.D
Harvard University
English Majors Query Hortense Calisher On Problems Relating to Field of Writing
Hortense Calisher, a 32 year old short story writer, spoke at the 94 Conference in the College Parlor about writing. She said she began writing seriously eight years ago after three stories in The New Yorker and urged starting young but only when one has something to say. She described a short story as a globe with a central meaning approachable from all parts and a novel as broader and more detailed. She also noted she would not rewrite a piece to please editors and recalled editorials on rejection slips. She added that writers often find better work later.
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New Yorker
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