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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
4
The article argues education is shifting from state to federal responsibility due to rising enrollments. It contrasts Republican calls for limited federal aid with Democratic plans for broad federal funding and programs, urging a decisive national policy to modernize schools and meet technological demands.
The Athletic Association and the senior class announce two stag dances in the next two weeks. The fall Square Dance with folk singing and free refreshments is tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in Barnard Hall. A second stag dance follows on Friday November 9 in the Annex with invitations extended to students from Columbia College Brooklyn College New York University Hunter College and Fordham University. Subscription sales begin Monday November 5 with admission to the square dance at 75 cents at the door.
Scientists urge abolition or reduction of H-bomb tests. Dr Gerhard E Fisher calls for a studied, informed approach. Prof I J Devrup says the issue must top administration priorities. Mrs Andrey Sterenfeld warns against whitewashing fallout dangers revealed by NAS study.
The Columbia University Student Council passed a resolution condemning Hungarian student hardships and endorsing a democratic government and national independence for Hungary. The meeting was recorded for Voice of America with talks by council members and plans for the annual Moses Hadas lecture on Friday.
Readers discuss traffic flow inside a building noting that a single door causes bottlenecks during busy periods. They propose opening the second door to allow two way traffic and reduce crowding.
The Northside Center for Child Development opens its fund drive with a kickoff tea attended by Victor Carter. Donations support services for emotionally troubled children ages 3 to 8 in bounds of 96th to 165th streets and Hudson to Harlem. The center at 110th Street relies on donations as fees cover less than five percent of costs.
A fragmentary cast list names Wigs & Cues actors led by Jeff Cavanaugh and Ken Meecham with roles such as Beggar and Young Man. The ensemble includes Nurses Wife Ann Giannakouras, Furies Sally Ryder, Kitty Weiss, Louise Ghicker, Paula Shriekman Judy Zuckerman Mary Lou Jacobs Ruth Sussman Danute Statkus Barbara Goetz Bennet Heffelfinger and Andee Fishner.
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