Polinger Wins Zoology Award At Barnard College
Iris Sandra Polinger 64 receives a 200 prize for independent zoology study over two semesters funded by the National Science Foundation grant to Barnard College. She aims for Johns Hopkins graduate study and joins a line of prior prize recipients including Marta Muller 63 Ursula Johnson and Kathleen Agayoff 63.
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Iris Sandra
Polinger
Barnard College
National Science Foundation
Miss Polinger
Johns Hopkins University
Marta Muller
Marquette University
Ursula Johnson
Barnard
Kathleen Agayoff
Down State Medical College
Brooklyn
New York
In White America: Struggle of the Negro onstage
A review highlights Gloria Foster’s powerful portrayal in the drama In White America, with scenes spanning ex-slaves to civil rights figures. The cast, especially Foster, O Sullivan, Pinkard, and Gunn, are praised for vivid characterizations and moving tableaux. The piece urges readers to confront liberal versus conservative stances in the era’s racial conflict.
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Gloria Foster
Miss Foster
Ku Klux Klan
Little Rock High School
Foster
Fred Pinkard
Moses Gunn
Booker T. Washington
W. E. B. DuBois
Marcus Garvey
Elijah Muhammed
Father Devine
Barnard Undergrad and the Now That Matters
The essay argues Barnard matters because the now defines the real world for students. Undergrad, as the student segment, is a sandbox whose relevance to Barnard and its student body is questioned. The piece challenges readers to decide what actions to take about the situation.
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Barnard
Harvard Education recruiter to visit Barnard for MAT talks
Arthur Powell from Harvard Graduate School of Education will visit Barnard tomorrow November 12 to meet students interested in the five year MAT program. Interviews in Room 39 M from 4 to 5 p.m. Senior Religion majors meet November 13 at 12 noon in Room 39 Milbank with others welcome to attend. Seixas Menorah hosts a noon luncheon tomorrow with Rabbi Robert Shenkerman on Jewish Book Month in Earl Hall.
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Arthur Powell
Harvard University
Sraduate School of Education
Barnard
Harvard
Milbank
Seixas-Menorah
Dodge
Earl Hall
Robert Shenkerman
Mt. Neboh
The
Pre Medical Society
Room 302
Martin Gordon
Yavneh Society
Barnard Hall
Unitarian Universalist Association
John Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
Dodge Room
Wallerstein on Africa and the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Professor Immanuel Wallerstein of Columbia spoke at the Thursday Noon meeting on The Impact of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty on Africa. He argued the treaty is a mixed blessing for Africa, potentially slowing decolonization and reducing foreign aid, while noting the 1954 watershed period and the shifting world order.
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Africa
Immanuel Wallerstein
Columbia
Professor Wallerstein
Asia
Latin America
Wallerstein
United States
Soviet Union
Bloc of Nations
U.N
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Tablet condemns student writings as attacks on religion
The Brooklyn Tablet, the diocese paper, calls for action against campus articles it deems blasphemous. It cites students at New York institutions using school publications to wage a personal war on religion and morality. Kathryn Hopwood, Hunter College dean of students, warns against shaping students to her view or stifling value.
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Brooklyn Tablet
United States
BHE
New York
Hunter
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