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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
2
Harold Stahmer, religion instructor, recounts his career in experimental education. He helped found a Bavarian work camp and a southern France shepherd village project with Catholic priests to study peasant life and religious engagement.
Gibbs Secretarial School offers two national scholarships for male and female seniors and graduates. One scholarship provides a $785 stipend toward tuition while the other covers remaining costs of secretarial training, totaling $1,285.
Cork Marcus asked Lloyd Wright, chairman of the Internal Security Commission, about the proposed central security agency and the right of defendants to confront witnesses. Marcus and two panelists questioned how far internal security measures might infringe constitutional rights, noting potential dangers to civil liberties in the name of national security. A taped WQXR broadcast of the NYT Youth Forum will air Saturday at 10 30 AM. The commission spent two years studying internal security and released findings and recommendations.
Seniors may pick up and review yearbook proofs next week in Room 2 of the Annex. A Delma Studios representative will be available from 9am to 3pm to return proofs.
Economics majors heard Peter Kenen of Columbia discuss pound value and global currency role. James T. Flexner led a History American civilization joint meeting on early American portraiture and English influence shaping American art through the 18th century.
Barnard upperclassmen attended department meetings Tuesday as curriculum revisions since 1926 broadened free electives. Dean Thomas P. Peardon notes the aim to insure coherence and build esprit de corps, while inviting outside speakers to connect research and problems in each field. Psychology majors focus on post graduation plans under Professor Youtz.
Several guides to post college study opportunities are now available in the Dean's Office 117 Milbank. The Guide to Graduate Study edited by F W Ness outlines offer ings prerequisites finances and objectives of graduate work in the U S. The Directory of Fellowships in the Arts and Sciences lists awards stipends and addresses for inquiries. The Handbook of International Study details institutions by area and available awards. Catalogues of all universities may be consulted in the School of Library Science library.
The junior class sponsors a theater party on Friday December 6. Tickets for The Country Wife at Adelphi Theatre are three dollars each, funded by a loan from Representative Assembly.
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