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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1960
Page
3
Mr. Arthur Cohen of Meridian Books starts Religion 25 Danforth Lectures with a defining talk on Rabbinic Judaism as a process of rationalizing biblical encounter. He argues Hebrew monotheism rests in the Bible and outlines four empirical givens guiding Rabbinic thought.
Recommendations by the Student Library Committee extended library hours to 10:00 p.m. on weekdays and 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. Sundays. The change ends Saturday reserve weekend checkouts and follows a survey of student reactions. Committee chair was Bonnie Lou Slater with co workers Barbara Baer Barbara Berkman Sybil Halpern and Pat Khouri.
Sanford J. Schlesinger reports the Columbia Young Republican Club has become the campus and city’s largest Republican group after merging with Columbia Students for Nixon. Membership rose from 25 to 176 in two weeks, with a goal of about 200 by next week. The group plans intensified campus sign-up desks and broader build ing involvement.
Barnard College opened its seventy first session with Convocation exercises in the gymnasium. Reverend John M Krumm offered the invocation as the academic procession entered. President Grayson Kirk addressed freshmen highlighting urban advantages and the American university system.
Drama Museum at Columbia highlights Russian stage history with Moscow Art and Maly Theatre exhibits. About 300 pictures show early 20th century influence, panels feature Stanislavsky Chekhov, and a Russian theatre panorama runs to 1950. Free discussion session Friday October 14 at 5 p.m.
Barnard College was represented in New York City on WYNC's Campus Press Conference last night. Professor John Hohenberg of Columbia Journalism School, former Post Journal American and World writer, argued reporters aim for objectivity in United Nations news and avoid slanting coverage.
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