Campus Bulletin Highlights Club Events And Fellowships
The Spanish Club hosts a Migrant Children’s Fund info session in room 22M with about thirty West Point cadets expected. Lectures include W B Yeats and His Contemporaries by Miss Eilis Dillon next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Harkness Theatre, followed by a social hour. Freshman Coffee Hour is tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the James Room Barnard Hall. Harvest of Shame screening and a Michael Monk talk are set for November 16 at 8:30 p.m. in McMillan Theatre. A world-studies discussion panel with Mike O’Leary is at 5 p.m. in Earl Hall. Michael Roberts leads a Safety Techniques Assembly at 1 p.m. today in the gym, open to all. The University of Denver offers graduate fellowships in International Relations with March 1, 1962 postmark. The Thomas Jefferson Society sponsors a Jefferson essay contest with a $1,000 prize and February 1 deadline.
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Mantenban Examines Segregation Attitudes in Mississippi
Rabbi Charles Mantenban of B'nai Israel Haddiesburg discusses southern Jewish views on racial segregation at a Seixas Menorah luncheon. He describes three Jewish perspectives from cautious to pro-integration and a faith-centered approach, noting the South bears specific challenges.
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American Studies Views Modernism in a Senior Seminar
The American Studies Senior Seminar, led by Basil Rauch, examines Origins of Modernism in America. Student theses range from Luis Sullivan to naturalism in American fiction and include a study of segregation backgrounds and a trip to the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress.
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Theuaat
New York State Offers Career Exams and Trainee Openings
Juniors and seniors may apply to take the New York State Professional Career Tests on December 2. Citizenship required, not limited to NY residents. Training paths lead to permanent state service with salaries from 5200 to 6850, including NYC Administrative Trainee and Social Security Disability Examiner tracks.
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Unification debated in Sixties discussion group
Mr. Riorden Roett moderated a session on the Berlin question. He recalled past understandings that Germany be unified by free elections and noted the East West sphere division. The group questioned legality of earlier pacts and raised possible U.S. recognition of East Germany.
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