NSA Emphasizes Low Cost Travel For Students
Educational Travel Inc a USNSA subsidiary released its 1961 student tour agenda. The eight day Central European Tour costs 1130 visiting Austria England France Germany Holland Italy and Switzerland with Berlin as a highlight. East West tour at 1440 covers Holland Germany Denmark Sweden Finland France England and the USSR. Festivals of Music and Art Tours visit world culture capitals for 1225 offering access to major performances.
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England
France
Germany
Holland
Italy
Switzerland
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Finland
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Soviet Union
Columbia Dean Discusses Changing School Relations
Dean John G Palfrey of Columbia College addresses the education colloquium on Secondary Schools and Colleges Changing Relations at Barnard Hall. Appointed last year after Dean Chamberlain's retirement, Palfrey joined Columbia in 1952 and has focused on atomic energy policy, law, and government matters. He notes Columbia College faculty voted to expand the Advanced Placement Program to boost high school college credit and raise U.S. educational standards.
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Barnard Hall
Dean Palfrey
Columbia College
Lawrence H. Chamberlain
Palfrey
Columbia
Law
The Courage of the Young and McIntosh's View
In The Atlantic November 1960 article The Courage of the Young President McIntosh defends today’s youth. She contrasts today’s active student activism and civil rights efforts with the 1920s and 30s, arguing newer codes of morality are realistic and courageous. She urges elders to acknowledge their role in shaping a difficult world.
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McIntosh
Philosopher Explains Metaphysics Traditional And Modern Views
Professor Jean Potter, before the Philosophy Club, contrasted traditional metaphysical inquiry with modern critique. She examined Aquinas cosmological proof, noting its chain of causes ends in an uncaused Cause she identifies as God. She argued theological wonder differs from scientific surprise and cannot apply scientific criteria to theology.
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Jean Potter
Philosophy Club
Metaphysical Inquirer
Thomas Aquinas
Potter
Aquinas
God
Acquinas
American Protestantism as a social responsibility movement
Danforth discusses American Protestantism shaping individualism within fellowship. Professor Pauck calls it a spiritual movement with social responsibility aimed at improving civilization, portraying American Protestantism as a social political movement and its role as spokespersons for the nation.
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Pauck
College News Roundup Shows Polls and Riots Worldwide
United States colleges sponsor mock elections with Kennedy and Nixon leading at Harvard, Cornell and others while in Paris a peace rally over Algeria ends in riots on the Left Bank. In Illinois Southern Illinois University lights a 600 student torch relay toward a Chicago Building bond vote.
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Algeria
Paris
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Albertus Magnus
New Haven
Carbondale
Illinois
Southern Ilinois University
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