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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1961
Page
2
Mary McCarthy argues in the Harcourt Brace Lecture that 19th century fiction relied on Nature descriptions while mid century fiction often omits them. She notes American literary tone, man’s loneliness in nature, and the belief that nature may soon disappear. Multiple references underscore a shift in artistic depiction.
In a Bampton lecture Dr. Paul Tillich argues three verdicts on other religions: absolute denial, selective acceptance, and dialectic stance. He says justice transcends any one religion and Christianity’s relation to secular quasi religions is profoundly dialectical, marking strength.
Rabbi Jack Cohen criticizes divisions within Judaism at Seixas Me norah meeting saying Jews are becoming too Christianized. He argues Zionism could unify Jews and offers a historic opportunity, though is not the sole answer, before leaving to become Hillel Director at Hebrew University in Jerusalem to engage youth.
Senator Kenneth Keating of New York argues that new politics broaden the government role beyond party constraints. He says change marks the American political scene and government inaction can lead to progress, while opponents fault public aid in education and urban renewal. Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey contends a government of inaction precedes progress.
The article notes Palmer as a central figure at the College and mentions students living in the university community. It references ongoing travel downtown by those residents and adds a remark attributed to R. K.
A vintage retail notice for College Hosiery Shop offering a full line of Ship n Shore blouses lingerie hosiery gloves and sportswear at the corner of 113th Street. The concise ad highlights a broad catalog in a single storefront.
Bulletin Board lists Gladys Meyer talk on Jewish identity at Earl Hall on Wednesday November 15 at 4 p.m. Phoebe Morrison discusses The Freedom to Speak at All College Tea in James Room. The 60s present Berlin The East Barricade Why on Tuesday November 14 at 12 15 p.m. in 409 Barnard. Student silver-judging all day Monday November 13 to fund Kathrine Goodwin Memorial. Kaethe Kellwitz exhibit in James Room November 13 to December 4 9 to 5 daily. Mark Van Doren lecture Thursday November 16 8 15 p.m. Wollman Auditorium Ferris Booth Hall. Safety Techniques Assembly November 16 1 p.m. gym. Seymour Melman discusses The Peace Race Wednesday November 15 8 45 p.m. room 602 Hamilton.
The Bookstore acknowledges criticisms of its operations and expresses resolve to improve service. It emphasizes serving students’ needs at the lowest possible prices while remaining attentive to feedback.
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