Lobo Editor Faces Challenge Over Desegregation Policy
The New Mexico University Lobo editor Mark Acuff faces an investigation called by Regent Bryan Johnston amid claims the paper serves as a mouthpiece for personal views on segregation. Acuff led a push to revolutionize the paper with liberal campus backing and sparked clashes with state officials and press critics.
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Alburquerque. N.M
UPS
New Mexico University Lobo
State Board of Regents
Bryan Johnston
Mark Acuff
Lobo
Acuff
Chowning Discusses Mayan Life Paper at AAA Meeting
Professor Ann Chowning of Barnard spoke on The Structure of Classical Maya Cities at the American Anthropological Association meeting in Philadelphia November 16 19. Her Guatemala 1959 excavations suggest communities in Maya society housed stores and other functions beyond religious sites, altering views of religious communities within the society.
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Susan Freedman
American Anthropological Association
Philadelphia
Ann Chowning
Barnard Anthropology Department
Chowning
Guatemala
Funds for Dormitory Loans Considered by Residence Hall Directors
The loan fund continuation discussed on page one involves the dorm treasury. Miss Cornelia Child and Miss Barbara Page will administer the fund, with the money sourced from the dorm treasury and overseen by the residence hall assistant directors.
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Treasury
Stent
Cornelia Child
Barbara Pege
Summer's Classroom In Europe Seeks 11 Groups for 9 Week Study
Classroom Abroad in its seventh year offers nine weeks in Europe for 11 groups of 20 to 30 American college students. Berlin, Munich, Tubingen, Vienna, Besancon, Grenoble, Pau, Neuchatel, Madrid, Santander, or Florence host seminars on language culture and civilization with small class sizes, university auditing, and homestays. Participants travel after mid August for private trips and engage in lectures, arts, and excursions with native and American professors.
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Classrooms Abroad
Europe
Berlin
Munich
Tubingen
Germany
Vienna
Austria
Besancon
Grenoble
Pau
France
Neuchatel
Switzerland
Madrid
Santander
Spain
Florence
Italy
Barnard Wins Recognition For 61 Exchange Program
Barnard College receives a plaque for third place in the Fifth Annual Richard Welling Student Government Achievement Competition. The honor cites the Southern Exchange Program written by Frankie Stein 63. First and second places went to UNC and Notre Dame respectively.
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Barnard College
Richard Welling
Barnard
University of North Carolina
University of Notre Dame
Frankie Stein
Brooklyn College
International Students Board
Magazine Debates Frontier Problems on Sale December 4
Current magazine will go on sale Monday December 4. The National Student Association Committee sponsors the subscription campaign. The issue defines frontier problems as those affecting democracy and uses diverse sources. It includes a Readers Service offering government and private pamphlets at no cost. NSA negotiates reduced rates for students and faculty and takes a commission on subscriptions through NSA.
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Jake
National Student Association Committee
Current
NSA
Aspects of Socialism lecture on excellence and biology
The lecture critiques genetic grouping and argues opportunities must let individuals of all levels realize potential and avoid resentment. Citing J W Gardner's Excellence and a hoax work by Dobzhinsky, the talk references Professor Dubzhanssy, a Kiev native naturalized in 1937 and at Columbia since 1940.
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J. W. Gardner
Dubzhanssy
Dobzhinsky
Russia
Kiev
USS
Columbia
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