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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1962
Page
4
Frankie Stein 63 spoke at a Crossroads Africa program noon meeting about African development. She noted Tshbalala lacks secondary schools amid rapid township growth and emphasized the role of university women and African students in political and economic progress.
Columbia University researchers uncover ruins of a Mohegan fort over 300 years old at Fort Shantok State Park in Connecticut. Led by Bert Salwen from Columbia Anthropology, the dig, supported by the Research Institute for the Study of Man, centers on the Thames River site with three fortification walls unearthed.
Yale requests about 900000 dollars in aid for the next academic year and plans to rejoin the NDEA program, with Harvard Corporation expected to vote to rejoin and Princeton considering the issue at a November meeting. Swarthmore reportedly weighing a return while California politics roil over Proposition 24.
The article cites varied opinions on Morgenthau and Javits as voters weigh the Cuban crisis Rockefeller divorce and 1964 presidential aim. Some praise Morgenthau as impressive while others call him quiet and flawed.
Inscape and Quarto merge to form a joint magazine for University of Columbia College and Barnard. Editor David Abrams says the integration will yield a publication beyond individual effort with fiction non fiction poetry and eight glossy art pages. Publication begins in December with eight thousand free copies monthly. Staff selections and submissions invited at 109 Fornard Hall or Owl office 407 West 117th Street.
Prof. Hook undertook extensive fellowships and grants, held a sabbatical year as a resident lecturer at the University of Melbourne Women’s College, and lectured at Melbourne University. She led an American girls college in Istanbul, taught with embassy cultural offices in Greece Iran and the Philippines, and spent months in India and the Middle East. She plans a Thanksgiving tour to Miami to address the Council on Teachers of English on advanced placement and honors in high schools.
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