Lecture on a Supernova Evidence at Goddard Institute
Dr. Bernard R. Goldstein of Yale will speak on Evidence for a Supernova of A.D. 1006 at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Goddard Institute for Space Studies 475 Riverside Drive. Sign-up closes November 19 for Barnard Camp Nov 21-22. access Nancy Brewer in Dorm Mail.
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Goddard Institute For Space Studies
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Barnard Camp
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Kush iron age power hub in ancient Africa reaches world
The article recounts Kush’s rise from Meroe’s iron smelting era, its trade with China and Rome, and its influence on sub-Saharan Africa. It notes Kushite conquest of Egypt, Egypt Kush culture as cradle of civilization, and eventual vanquishing by Axumites around 300 A.D.
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sub-Sahara Africa
Kush
China
Rome
Africa
Meroe
Athens
England
Egypt
Taharka
Asia Minor
Yemen
America
SEER Leaders Seek Orientation and Citywide Coordination
SEER program leaders advocate an orientation for group leaders and coordination with the Cit Council year round. Miss Silverman and colleagues aim to continue their group this winter while noting mixed experiences. Critics label the New York program poorly organized though some participants found personal value. calls go out to students outside New York to organize next summer's SEER chapters in Ferris Booth Hall. The 16 cities involved include New York, Washington, Indianapolis, Minneapolis St Paul, Charlotte, Englewood, Baltimore, Honolulu, Winston Salem, Spartanburg, Little Rock, Macon, Los Angeles, New Orleans and Tyler.
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Seer
Cit Council
New York
Ganized
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Ferris Booth Hall
Washington
Indianapolis
Minneapolis-St._ Paul
Charlotte
N.C
Englewood
Nwwj
Baltimore
Honolulu
Winston-Salem
Spartanburg
S.C
Little Rock
Macon
College faces housing and urban redevelopment challenges
The president's biannual trustees report notes fewer ready to embrace independence. Published during the college's 75th anniversary week, it highlights upcoming issues including resident housing urban redevelopment university expansion and clarifying the modern feminine existence.
Work in Europe for American students through ASIS program
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg offers European jobs for registered students via the American Student Information Service. The first 5000 applicants receive a $250 travel grant and potential earnings up to $300 a month in lifeguarding child care resort, office, sales, shipboard, farm and factory work. A 36 page illustrated booklet with full details and an order form costs $2 including air mail postage, sent to ASIS Dept N Luxembourg City.
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Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Europe
Dept. N
ASIS
Ave. de la Liberte
Luxembourg City
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