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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1964

Page

4

Bryn Mawr Offers Summer In Europe Programs

Bryn Mawr College will run two six week study abroad programs this summer in southern France and Spain. The Centro de Estudios Hispanicos en Madrid and the Institut d Etudes Françaises d Avignon offer language literature history art courses supervised by Bryn Mawr and other faculty with European partners. Courses run June 21 1965 with fees 590 and 630 dollars and scholarships based on merit and need.

Bryn Mawr College France Spain Bryn Mawr United States Europe Centro de Estudios Hispanicos En Madrid Institut d'Etudes Francaises d'Avignon Institut Centro Carnegie Corporation of New York Michael Guggenheim

Park to Speak at Thanksgiving Service

Miss Park will deliver the address at the Annual Thanksgiving Service tomorrow at 1 00 p m in St Pauls Chapel. The topic is Gratitude for What.

Letters Hurwitz Cites Souths Honor

Eyewitness testimony and FBI details frame a Mississippi lynching case. Six men identified as lynchers. COFO lawyer Kunstler seeks a break. The piece decries public indifference and links violence to deep racial tensions in the South and denial of civil rights to Negroes.

FBI William Kunstler COFO Council of Federated Organiations Ramparts New York Mississippi Sinclair Lewis Legal Defense Fund NAACP Goodman Chaney Schwerner

Education for Women in Africa and Civil Rights Firestorm

Mrs. J Aduke Moore discusses the value of education for African women, tracing progress from limited schooling to higher education and greater social contributions. The piece also cites Mississippi civil rights tensions, KKK influence, and calls out racial oppression in the 1960s, urging awareness and action.

Kirk J. Aduke Moore Moore Africa

Cultural Exchange Digging Seminar in Britain Opens Paths

The Association for Cultural Exchange offers a 1965 three week archaeology seminar at Westminster College Oxford with a practical excavation phase in Britain. American students join peers from Scandinavia France and Germany, stay at Westminster, and form international friendships while exploring English archaeology.

Great Britain Ropean Westminster College Oxford England Britain Association For Cultural Exchange Suffolk Scandinavia France Germany Association United States Europe

British programs offer study and research in Great Britain

The British Information Service announces summer and full year programs for American students in Britain. Six week summer sessions at Oxford Stratford-on-Avon London and Edinburgh serve about 300 graduates annually with one free place per thirty accepted. Fulbright-Hays funds year long graduate research for under 35s affiliated with U.S. schools. Henry Fellowships provide about 800 pounds to Oxford or Cambridge for unmarried undergraduates.

Britain British Information Service Third Avenue Oxford Stratford-on- Avon London Edinburgh United Kingdom International Education United Nations Plaza N.Y Henry Cambridge Yale University Corporation of Harvard

Planning your Social Work Education program at Hunter College

Dr. Alan Rosen dean of NYU School of Social Work will lead a panel in a discussion on social work education topics. The event titled Planning your Social Work Education will take place in the North Lounge at Hunter College 695 Park Ave on Tuesday December 1 at 5 00 p m.

Alan Rosen New York University School of Social Work Hunter College Park Ave

Campus campaign and club actions on HUAC

The group organized a campus campaign against HUAC and voted to donate five dollars to the Fast for Freedom. Frank Baraff 64C reported plans for an outdoor housing clinic using a soundtrack to collect tenants complaints and dispatch students to investigate. Other topics included New York state primary system summer internships and trips to Washington.

Frank Baraff New York State Washington Ramparts Magazine Mississippi

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