Debate Censures Stall Intercollegiate Speech
The piece warns that censorship in intercollegiate debate threatens free speech as schools bar discussion of recognizing China. It cites West Point and Annapolis teams bans and Nebraska teachers colleges actions and praises Princeton for opposing censorship. It urges continued defense of open debate by Barnard and others.
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McCarthy
Senate
United States
China
West Point
Annapolis
Nebraska
Red China
Princeton University
Dulles
Eastern Forensic Association
Barnard’s
Term Drive Aims for $2000 Scholarships
At a Wednesday meeting the Representative Assembly set a $2000 goal for the Term Drive. With less than half the time left only about $400 has been raised. Despite strong effort the drive risked failing to meet the end of month target. students notified by solicitors should respond, others may mail donations to Eileen O'Connor for Class of 1959 scholarships.
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Representative Assembly
Eileen O’connor
Interesting Jobs French Lit Major Lands U.N. Job
Barnard graduate Joan Terry White rising from French literature to a World Health Organization liaison post at the United Nations. She describes training as bilingual secretary, the appeal of Paris, and plans to advance languages while noting the limits of a liberal arts path.
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Joan Terry White
World Health Organization Liaison Office
United Nations
Barnard
Joan
France
Aix-en Provence
Paris
eThe United Nations
Division of Human Rights
Rodolphe Coigny
World Health Organization
U.N
WHO
Geneva
U. N
Balzac
Stendhald
Jester Issue Review Reveals Mixed Satire And Jabs
In Sandy McCai's critique of this month’s Jester, readers encounter a sharp spoof of editors and a parade of short stories. The piece riffs on names like Apath, Reykjavik, Tweed, and Price while lampooning editorial ethics and Ivy League sensibilities.
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Apath
The
Jester
Mr. Price
Greenhill
Tweed
Ford Foundation
Barnard Forum Highlights International Letters From Pakistan And India
Irene Lefel summarizes letters from a Karachi University student and a Calcutta University student. The Pakistan writer seeks US-Pakistan friendship and cross contact, while the Calcutta writer recalls a university medical services project facing strikes and obstruction.
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International Relations Club
Calcutta
Karachi
Barnard International Relations Club
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N. Y
Barbara Lyons
Renee Steisel
Miriam Dressi
Tobia Brown
Joyce Lebuis
Gloria Richman
Ruth Woodruff
FEA
Abby Avin Sondra Pore
Carla Hitchcock
Sylvia Schor
Abby Avin
Rayna Schwartz
Rita Smilowitz
Sandy McCaw
Shulman
Hannah Assec
Sifrah Sammell
Probation Beard
Barbara Coleman
Enid Reichel
Diana Rosenberg
Barbara Rudin
Merie Skoler
Judy Smith
Anita
By Judy Lewittes
By Sandy McCai
Barnard Forum
Irene Lefel
Pakistan
Atlantic
Karachi University
U.S.A
America
M. R. Kahn
M. R. Khan
P.I.B. Colony
U. S
Herald Tribune
University of Calcutta
U.S.I.S
Chowninghee
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