McGill Conference Explores Russia and the West
Informal sessions at the fifth annual McGill Conference on World Affairs focused on Russia and the West as participants debated policy beyond formal panels. Harry Schwartz of the New York Times urged a Western response across economic and cultural lines, warning against total victory and nuclear arms buildup.
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Misunderstanding clarified at foreign students talk
A college forum on foreign students clarifies misunderstandings about advisor roles. Miss Dolores Fox stresses visa and permit regulations and personal support for adjustment, while noting academic and social guidance comes from Deans and major advisors.
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Doioris Fox
Russians Show Lack Of Sincerity At McGill Conference
Two Russian students invited delegates to Moscow for further talks claiming mutual understanding would grow. They spent two days persuading delegates they sought insight into Western views, then skipped a speech by the Soviet Ambassador who urged East West peace and coexistence.
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McGill
Liberals and conservatives clash over Castroism at conference
Barnard College delegates report stark divide at a Philadelphia conference on Castroism and Latin America. Liberals fear Castroist propaganda and advocate time to work out regional problems, while conservatives push rapid action, including US intervention.
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Susan Kaufman
Diane Logan
Susan Bigden
Roberta Weintraub
Latin America
The
Association of International Relations Clubs
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Castro
United States
Cuba
Russia
Civil Rights Enforcement Amid Abuse Controversy
An examination of civil rights efforts amid abuse concerns notes enforcement benefits victims while critiquing biases and organizational failures. It discusses minority protections, legal cases, and the tension between upholding rights and societal prejudice in policy and practice.
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Nationwide Book Co op Asks Backing
Nationwide Book Co op calls for student and faculty support to back the International Student Cooperative Union Inc a nonprofit pilot project offering at least ten percent savings on textbooks and other books with yearly rebates on traded volumes.
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International Student Cooperative Union, Inc
ISCU
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