Ulanov Links Old Testament Types to Christ
Barry Ulanov, Associate Professor of English, spoke at the Undergraduate Newman Club on November 1 about two senses of Scripture and how Old Testament prefigurations point to Christ and Mary. He cited Joshua as a prototype and noted baptismal ties to Jordan crossings and Jericho’s fall, while acknowledging the role of divine authorship in these interpretations.
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Barry Ulanov
Newman Club
Dodge
Earl Hall
Ulanov
Mary
Joshua
Jesus
Jordan River
Jericho
Temple of
Jerusalem
God
Langston Hughes Analyzes Negro Verse at Barnard Assembly
Langston Hughes spoke at Minor Latham Theatre as the first of Barnard's 1960 61 Humanities Assemblies. He quoted lines about being an American Negro and discussed influence from Carl Sandburg and Paul Laurence Dunbar, noting styles of free verse and dialect rich poetry. He recalled studying at Columbia University and Harlem as a cultural center.
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Langston Hughes
Latham Theatre
Hughes
Carl Sandburg
Lawrence Dunbar
Mr. Sandburg
Mr. Dunbar
Mr. Hughes
Columbia University
Harlem
Javits Addresses Rally Emphasizes Record Over Promises
Senator Javits urged listeners that policy history matters more than campaign pledges. He cited Kennedy and Johnson votes on civil rights and warned Western interests rely on Senate power, calling for a Republican win to curb entrenched influence.
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Jacob Javits
Low Library
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Johnson
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West
John Foster Dulles
Organization of Economic Assistance
Europe
United States
Canada
Senate Appropriations Committee
Professor analyzes traits of American Protestantism
Wilhelm Pauck of Union Theological Seminary lectures on Contemporary American Protestant Issues before Religion 25. He cites free churches as main representatives, notes congregationalist and evangelistic character, denominationalism as tolerance with intolerance, and emphasizes lay movement personalism and regional activity.
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Wilhelm Pauck
Union Theological Seminary
Pauck
Professor Pauck
America
Pauk
Danforth
Student Talks Stress Contemporary Themes at Barnard
A Barnard College student led lecture series sponsored by the Board of Proctors will cover contemporary humanities arts and social sciences. Three to six half hour talks are planned with a Q A. students may apply by sending topics outlines and a five minute talk to Sheila Kushner and committee members Sue Kossman Penny Neiderer Andrea Ostrum Carla Zeller mayer Lenore Abramson Judy Gold.
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Board of Proctors
Sheila Kushner
Proctors
Douglass College
New Jersey
Miss Kushner
Sue Kossman
Penny Neiderer
Andrea Ostrum
Carla Zellermayer
Lenore Abramson
Judy Gold
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