Ohio State Trustees restrict outside speakers power
Board of Trustees grants President Bevis sole clearance for all outside speakers at Ohio State University. The move follows Dr. Harold O. Rugg's contentious lecture and requires preclearance of all campus questionnaires. Faculty and civic leaders condemn the rule as a new loyalty standard.
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Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State
Benjamin Fine
New York Times
Harold O. Rugg
Teachers College
Columbia University
Dr. Rugg
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Dr. Bevis
Cecil E. Hinshaw
College of Education
Gious
David Spitz
Carlton S. Dargusch
Board of
Dean's List Students As Those With 3.4 Average
The Faculty Committee on Honors named seventy-one Barnard students to the Dean's List for 1950 51. Thirty five members of the class of 1952 were named including Adrienne Hytier Miriam Schapiro Katharine Munzer Ruth Grossman Elizabeth Blake Victorine Budd Liana De Bona Eliza Pietsch Eleanor Ambos Rosalie Landres Dorothy Murgatroyd Flora Kaufman Ann Potter Gloria Marmar Rosemary Jenkins and Claire Delage. Also included are Calliope Arcoulis Penelope Mousouris Marilyn Silver Edith Bernstein Mariette Dunston Joyce Hilleboe Dion Wishnick Vera Zabelle Mary Fuhr Edith Richmond Marie Leda Heimsath Harriet Newman Eleanor Engelman Barbara Rosenberg Florence Sack Inez Schapiro Aida Di Pace Barbara Jones and Flora Mastroberardine. The twenty seven students from Cant. on Page 3 Col. 4.
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Faculty Committee On Honors
Barnard
Adrienne Hytier
Miriam Schapiro
Katharine Munzer
Ruth Grossman
Elizabeth Blake
Victorine Budd
Liana de Bona
Eliza Pietsch
Eleanor Ambos
Rosalie Landres
Dorothy Murgatroyd
Flora Kaufman
Ann Potter
Gloria Marmar
Rosemary Jenkins
Claire Delage
Calliope Arcoulis
Penelope Mousouris
Marilyn Silver
Edith Bernstein
Marietta Dunston
Joyce Hilleboe
Dion Wishnick
Vera Zabelle
Mary Fuhr
Edith Richmond
Marie Leda Heimsath
Harriet Newman
Eleanor Engelman
Barbara Rosenberg
Florence Sack
Inez Schapiro
Aida di Pace
Barbara Jones
Flora Mastroberardine
Henderson Links Asia’s Revolution to Western Influence
William Henderson argues Western intervention sparked Asia’s social revolution by shaping a unready society and creating a rootless proletariat. He says modernization ruined Asia’s artisan, self sufficient economy and that nationalism and Marxism paved the way for radical change. Asia must be governed by and for Asians.
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Asia
William Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Barnard
Alumnae Association
College
Columbia Dowling policy aims at free discussion with responsibility
Virginia Harrington notes the Dowling Report sets a university wide speaker policy that favors outside voices while avoiding bias. A six member Committee on Student Organization grants recognition to groups meeting registration rules and acting responsibly, with decisions cascading from the Faculty Committee to the Student Speaker's Committee and finally to the Representative Assembly if needed.
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Columbia University
Dowling
Virginia Harrington
Miss Harrington
Murphy outlines BC NSA ties at Barnard open meeting
Jim Murphy regional president of the National Student Association spoke to Barnard students about NSA roles on campus. He urged that NSA membership come from student government or a school executive officer if needed, and outlined three benefits including reflecting student opinion on issues, aiding policy testing, and connecting students globally.
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Jim Murphy
National Student Association
Manhattan College
Barnard
N.S.A
Student Council
Representative Assembly
Columbia University
Murphy
New-Type Coffee Dance Planned for Friday
An Open-House style event replaces the traditional Coffee Dance. Friday 4 to 7 pm in Barnard Hall Gym features entertainment by the Blue Notes and refreshments. Jacqueline Hyman, 52, committee chair, explains hostesses will welcome boys from Columbia College Law School students and St Luke's interns.
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Barnard Hall
Jacqueline Hyman
Columbia College
Law School
St. Luke’s
Debate Over Extra Curricular Activities at Columbia
Lawrence H. Chamberlain and Louis Hacker clash over whether clubs and activities aid or hinder education. Hacker says colleges are social clubs that neglect academics while Chamberlain defends extracurriculars as vital for real life problem solving and personal development.
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Lawrence H. Chamberlain
Columbia College
Louis Hacker
School of General Studies
Columbia University
Hacker
Chamberlain
United States
Political Council conference on Frontiers in Governmental Activity
The PC Conference will host sessions on Saturday December 8 examining expanded government activity in the United States and its impact on democracy. Three panels will discuss government activity in arts education and public health with delegates invited to contact Sarah Max 52 Conference Chairman or department heads.
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Political Council
United States
Sarah Max 52
Amendment Proposal Seeks Change From Monday to Wednesday Rep Assembly
At a Monday session the Representative Assembly took no action on Miriam Shapiro 52’s proposal to move meeting days from the first and third Mondays to Wednesdays. The amendment would require altering Article VII Section 5 of the Undergraduate Constitution to allow midweek reviews of Student Council decisions. Shulamith Simon 53 supported aligning Rep Assembly with its review role against Council actions.
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Representative Assembly
Miriam Shapiro
Shulamith Simon
Rep Assembly
Student Council
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