Greene Praises Wollman Library Staff Additions
Miss Esther Greene head librarian announces four new librarians for Wollman Library. Judith Weber Taylor becomes reserve bookroom head replacing Helen Adler. Patricia Ballou will serve as head librarian of the third floor. Elizabeth Walasi Kun joins as second floor desk assistant. Louise Novas joins as circulation librarian. Greene praises the group for professional capabilities.
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Esther Greene
Wollman Library
Judith Weber Taylor
City College
Helen Adler
Reserve Bookroom
Patricia Ballou
Oberlin College
Columbia School of Library Science
William Eppes
Elizabeth Walasi - Kun
Hungary State Real Gymnasium
Vindek
Hungary
Louis Novas
Greene
Debated NSA Policy Process Faces Delegates’ Challenge
The article discusses concerns about NSA policy formation at the Congress. Delegates lack background and impartial information amid overwhelming propaganda, risking decisions based on oratory rather than substance. An amendment proposal would limit plenary action to about twenty declarations and curb post congress decisions by NEEC.
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Association
Ame
NSA
Alice
Congress
National Executive Committee
NEEC
Miss Wonderlie
International Living program expands cultural exchanges worldwide
Miss Yudin notes groups operate globally with study behind the Iron Curtain limited to certain plans. The Experiment in International Living began over thirty years ago by Dr. Watt and is now headquartered in Putney Vermont with global offices. As a non profit, scholarships aid participants and the program uses students to foster cross cultural understanding akin to Peace Corps and Crossroads goals.
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Scandinavia
Holland
Yugoslavia
Miss Yudin
Dr. Watt
Putney
Vermont
Peace Corps
Seniors Must Complete Medical Examinations by December 1961
Seniors expecting to graduate in February June or October 1962 must have medical exams. Appointments should be made at medical office 202B as soon as possible and all examinations completed by December 15 1961.
New Faces in Barnard Psychology Department
Dr Michael Kennedy joins Barnard's psychology department as a new comer with classics background. He studied at Cambridge and Jesus College, worked for the U N in Rome, and taught in New York before earning a Ph D at Columbia. His research centers on audition and wave form effects on temporal ear integration. He will teach Introductory Psychology Experimental Psychology Statistics and Social Psychology.
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Michael Kennedy
Barnard
Jesus College, Cambridge
Columbia University
Columbia Psychology Department
Food and Agricultural Organization of the
U.N
Rome
Thailand
Ethopia
Kennedy
States
Columbia School of Grammar
Haskin’s Laboratory
J. Gilmour Sherman
Columbia Journalism Review Debuts From Columbia School
The Columbia Journalism Review issue announces the new quarterly by Columbia University’s journalism school. Editor Dean Edward W. Barrett and James Boylan oversee journalism honesty, intelligence, and responsibility in news presentation. It profiles the 1960 presidential campaign coverage with alumni input and plans annual citations for standout magazines and newspapers. Subscriptions set at five dollars per issue and nine dollars for two years with bulk rates.
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Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia Journalism Review
Edward W. Barrett
James Boylan
the Review
Richard T Bake
Wallace Cattel
Charles Collingwood
Bernard M Kilgore
Melvin J Lasky
A J Lethling
William Y Shannon Louw
Start
Pa. Veblen
Theatre Director Plans Busy Dramatic Program
Kenneth Janes new director of Minor Latham Playhouse aims to spark interest with a busy winter season. He has directed plays in England and the United States and plans Bartholomew's Fair for November with auditions starting October 5. He also launches the Banmad-Columbia Drama Workshop with Janet Spence to hold weekly meetings mixing theory with a three one act spring production.
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Kenneth Janes
Minor Latham Playhouse
Janes
Barnard’s Playhouse
Mine Latham Playhouse
Baimad - Columbia
Janet Spence
Jones
Professors Return to Barnard After Leaves
Barnard faculty members resume teaching this fall as many return from leaves of absence. Names include Helen Phelps Bailey, Rene Albrecht Carrie, Basil Rauch, Aubrey Gorbman, John Kouwenhoven, Lucena Barth, Marianna Byram, and Tracey Kendier. Several others will be on leave or absent for autumn and spring terms.
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Helen Phelps Bailey
Barnard
Rene Albrecht Carrie
Basil Rauch
Aubrey Gorbman
John Kouw=enhoven
Lucena Barth
Marianna Byram
Tracey Kendier
Robert Lekachman
Ursula Niebuhr
Ingrith J. Deyrup
Eleanor Rosenberg
Remington Patterson
Sidney Burrell
Joanne Elliott
Jirina Emerson
Government
Elizabeth Stabler
Elizabeth Blake
Joseph G. Brennan
Jane G. Mahler
Emma Stecher
Chilton Williamson
Richard P. Youtz
Leonard Zobler
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N.S. A
England
Journalism
Mr Jones
United States
Backerell Playhouse
Bristol
Broadway Beauty Salon
Mr James
Broadway New
Bet
Perk
Crty
Milbank
Soke
Dagner
Beauty Studio
Amsterdam Avenue
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