Vietnam Letter It Questions U S Vietnam Policy
The writer critiques U S backing of the Diem regime and anti democratic actions in Vietnam, arguing the domino theory is overstated. It cites Ky and Hitler praise, Viet Cong attacks, and warns that bombing and policy erode European alliance and public support.
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U.S
Diem
London Observer
Hitler
Barbara Crampton
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Africa
Latin America
Castro
Algeria
Angola
Mao
Realpolitik
Time Magazine
Time
Roger Hilsman
Far East
Senate
Asia
DeGaulle
America
Atlantic Alliance
North Vietnam
Positive Paradox of Marriage Compromise Explained
Fallacies continued from Page 1 argue no marriage is perfect and constant compromises are needed. The author says Barnardians hear of a Positive Paradox where closer partners in marriage spur mutual self development and potential growth.
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Barnardians
Lecture Examines Interrelationships Of Two Sciences
Paul Doty of Harvard University will deliver the fourth Low Library lecture in the New York State Science and Technology Foundation series. The talk titled The Three R s in Molecular Biology fits the symposium on the relationship between biological and physical sciences and draws a large, ticketed audience.
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Paul Doty
Harvard University
Low Library
Doty
New York State Science and Technology Foundation
Columbia
Africa faces censorship talks and visa hurdles for study
An advisory note cites censorship or review boards in Africa and visa difficulties limiting study in non independent countries, except possibly South Africa. Professor Hance suggests some lesser visited states could welcome scholars. An ad hoc Rhodesia meeting was set for Wednesday in Earl Hall from 4 to 6, with South Africa discussion on November 30.
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South Africa
Hance
Rhodesia
Earl Hall
Barnard's New Philosopher Sees Students Challenge
Associate Professor Sue Howard Larson joins Barnard College's Philosophy Department. She notes teaching stimulates learning and that the class presents a major challenge, while describing Philosophy 1 as large and discussion friendly. Larson earned a Stanford PhD in 1962 after Mills College and Princeton stints.
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Barnard
Philosophy
Sue Howard Larson
Miss Larson
Larson
Standford
Mills College
Stafford
Princeton
Dining review notes mixed verdict at Morningside Heights
Coronet observed the cut of meat was good but the preparation disappointed him. A second diner struggled with the broiled prime club steak. Salads and vegetables lacked freshness and desserts were unimpressive. The cheese cake with cherry sauce and fresh fruit failed to stand out. Overall good meals exist, but “good dining” remains rare on Morningside Heights.
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Prime Club
Snow Valley
Green Giant
Morningside Heights
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Seixas
Menorah Presents
Mordecai M. Kaplan
St. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Amsterdam Ave
117Th St
Eugene S. Callender
Church of the Master
Viet Nam
ST. Paul's Chapel
United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Committee On International Studies
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Council On Foreign Relations
Law Library
Harry Kirshner
St. Nyc
Sandra Merkel
Coronet
Broadway
11Th Sts
New York
N.Y
South
Jake
West 56Th Street
Wood Obj
I.D
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