Niebuhr Sees Modern Attitudes Shaped by Sobriety
Theologian Reinhold Niebuhr at a Thursday noon meeting warned students have been touched by socialist ideas and that the present generation shows sober attitudes toward war and famine. He called the United States Canada and West Germany healthy and vulgar nations while urging care to avoid mediocrity in a technical economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucinkhold Niebuhr
Bngo
United States
Canada
West Germany
Dr. Niebuhr
Student government weighs tuition rise and aid options
The Committee on Development proposed a $150 increase for the class of 1959 starting September 1958, approved by the Representative Assembly. No further increases are planned for three years. Scholarships and need grants will be available but few large endowed scholarships. emphasis placed on reducing student loan aversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Development
Margot Lyons
Representative Assembly
McIntosh
Tuition Tax Debate Sees State Education Board Involvement
Fragmented OCR notes indicate discussion on tuition funding and a possible state education board review. Mentions representatives, the administration, and questions about tax measures affecting residents and school support.
Barnard Students Face Elevator Use Rules
An announcement by Undergraduate President Margot Lyons at the Representative Assembly warns Barnard students that the Midbank elevator will be limited to its official capacity of 16 people at a time. Students will need to relinquish the right to ride the elevator during peak use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Lyons
Representative Assembly
Amless
Aviabes
Barnard
Doctor Rediscovers Clare’s Delusional Poems at English Conference
Dr Eleanor Nicoles of the Cal Forsheim Library interpreted selections from John Clare’s late and early verse at a recent English Conference. She noted Clare’s posthumous publication and publisher tampering while he was sane and described his later work I Am as a cry to confirm identity amidst dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clare
Lord Byron
Eleanor Nicoles
Cal Forsheim Library
Clare
Byron
Childe Harold
Doctor Nicoles
Dylan Thomas
Honor Board Reviews Honest Mistake Cases at Barnard
Barnard Honor Board notes two cases of unintentional plagiarism and sloppy note taking. It warns against paraphrasing without documentation and emphasizes proper term paper procedures. The board urges students to study meeting minutes to avoid honest mistakes and uphold academic integrity.
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Mimi Kl
Miss X
Honor Board
Miss Y
Alwasea
Bar- Nard
Barnard
Spotlight on Iowa Student Describes Midwest Racial Policy
A University of Iowa student discusses campus segregation and housing bias noting 9 095 students with about 200 colored students. He explains dorm room assignments by race, limited off campus housing for minorities, and the absence of colored fraternities or sororities, with sports and theater reflecting growing but cautious progress.
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SUI
Iowa
University
University Theatre
Othello
Desdemona
J. P. Cochran
Mid-West
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Tee Plain
United State
Ana
Dr. Nicoles
Policy of Honor Board
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Hamilton Hall Annex
Calvin Jones
Sporting News
Charles
Deacon) Jones
Flannigan
Omaha
Nebraska
Deacon Davis
Harlem Globetrotters
Carl Cain
USA
Simon Roberts
Duke Slater
Chicago
Columbia
Tony
Lucill
James
Ial
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C. U. Bookstore
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Sio
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Florists
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NEW Asia Restaurant
Ais
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112Th Street
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