Columbia Students Reflect on Eisenhower Victory and Democracy
Columbia University voices express pride in the peaceful election process and the campus involvement that accompanied Eisenhower’s win. They urge unity behind the new president while stressing the need for an honest loyal opposition to sustain democracy.
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White House
Executive Mansion
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Columbia
Letter to Adlai Stevenson Supporters Praise
A reader thanks a candidate for campaign integrity and calls for continued public service. The letter expresses belief the candidate won in principle despite defeat and urges future leadership and a 1956 vote for Adlai Stevenson for President.
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Adlai Stevenson
The Factors of Seven by Marion Magid at Wigs and Cues
Epitor Marion Magid explains The Factors of Seven a campus drama produced by Wigs and Cues setting seven people in one dorm room over seven days. Subscriptions are seventy five cents Thursday and one dollar Friday and Saturday.
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Epitor
Marion Magid
Wigs
Bulletin
Colorado Pueblo
Picasso
Omaha
Tibetan Women See Social Equality Yet Few Marriage Choices
In Tibet women enjoy social equality and manage estates when needed, while government power remains male dominated. Education is rare but some girls receive reading writing and arithmetic training. Parents increasingly send daughters to European schools in India. Marriages are arranged with horoscopes and priestly consultation. daughters are told the wedding date after the match is chosen.
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America
Tibet
India
New York Tour of Ethnic Delights From Little Armenia to Little Italy
A vivid guide through New Yorks melting pot offerings. From Little Armenia on 28th Street to Balkan and Syrian treats at 29th Street eateries, and Little Italy on Mulberry Street with festivals and latticini. Chinatown temptations follow with roast ducks and Nom Wah dim sum. Yorkvilles Brauhaus caps the tour with lederhosen and schnitzelbank songs.
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New York
Black Sea
28Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Little Armenia
29Th Street
Little Italy
Mulberry Street
Bella Italia
Italy
Orient
Chinatown
Joss House
Nom-Wah Tearoom
Doyers Street
Broadway
Wah Kee
Dovers Street
Nom Wah
Yorkville
86Th Street
Brauhaus
Focus Review Highlights Education Talks and Henschel Short Story
The November Focus issue features education views from Governor Stevenson and General Eisenhower, plus Shirley Henschel's notable short story A Point of View about a young wife reexamining her life. Barbara Kauder's Themes and Variations analyzes Cinderella’s legend, while Pearl Sobel’s Stable College offers a Barnard study.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Shirley Henschel
Miss Henschel
Barbara Kauder
Miss Kauder
Pearl Sobel
Barnard
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Maxine Stein
Beulah Sternberg
Sandra Perlmutter
Marion Magic
Geoffrey Gates Brown
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Tenki Tenduf la
Judith Ross
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