Harriman Says Russian Regime Mostly Stable Despite Changes
Former Governor Averell Harriman, speaking to an all college assembly, dismissed the view that the Soviet regime will topple from a people’s upheaval. He noted no essential shift from Stalin to Khrushchev in world communist aims, praised Russian education but warned against adopting their system, and urged maintaining American liberal arts alongside technical study.
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Russia
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Sociological Camera Exhibition Opens Today
The Sociology Department hosts Ken Heyman’s exhibit The Sociological Camera at 4 30 p m in 422 Lehman Hall featuring “People Around the World.” Heyman describes photography as an act of human involvement and explains his seeing process on New York streets.
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Ken Heyman
Lehman Hall
Sociology
Mr. Heyman
New York Street
Columbia
Life
Margaret Mead
Bali
Heyman
Japan
Hong Kong
India
Seminar Rooms Honor Educator and Benefactors at Barnard College
Lehman Hall’s fourth floor is renamed Barnard's Social Science Center with seminar rooms honoring Gladys Reichard and other benefactors. Reichard’s room features Navaho Southwest themes, artifacts, and books. other rooms honor Effie Wise Ochs, US Steel, Sara Hess, and Mrs Lehman with related exhibits and collections.
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Barnard’s “Social Science Center
Gladys A. Reichard
Barnard College
Catherine McClellan
Barnard
Franz Boaz
Museum of Northern Arizona
Gladys Reichard
United States Steel Corporation
Sara Straus Hess
Church State Separation Debate by Porter Chandler
New York lawyer Porter Chandler spoke to the Undergraduate Newman Club on the limits of church state separation in a talk titled Church State and Law. He argued neutrality for secular affairs and cited cases including the Long Island Regents Prayer and school release time rulings. He warned that church and state are intermingled since many same individuals populate both spheres.
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New York
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Polish Ballet Demonstration at College Gymnasium
The Posh State Folk Ballet will host a master class and art demonstration tomorrow at 400 PA in the gymnasium. Barnard and Columbia University students may attend with bursar receipts or free tickets from the College Activities Office. The public pays 75 cents. Presented by the Athletic Association.
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Vocations Committees Discuss Relationship and Program
The Student Vocational Committee and Alumnae Vocational Advisory Committee plan a tea meeting at the Deanery to discuss their relationship and how to improve the eBarnaré program. The students push alumnae talks to small groups and broaden education in elementary and high school classes. Mrs Paley notes strong camp job opportunities and urges early registration at the Professional Placement Center in New York.
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Ethel Paley
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