Muilenberg Delivers Religion Class at Barnard
James Muilenberg, visiting professor in Barnard College's Religion Department, brings a distinguished record in education and publication. Magna Cum Laude graduate of Hope College, MA from Nebraska, PhD from Yale, Phi Beta Kappa member, and studies at Marburg. He has engaged in Tell es Sultan excavations and Dead Sea Scrolls research.
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James Muilenberg
Barnard
Hope College
Michigan
Muilenberg
University of Nebraska
Yale
Phi Beta Kappa
University of
Tell es-Sultan
Jericho
Books Replace Cash In 1961 Term Drive
The Student Council voted to replace money raising with book donations for this year’s Term Drive. Diane Levy will head the new project and form a committee. The plan follows ideas from junior class president Conni Foshay and the Darien Book Aid Service’s overseas book exchanges with USIA.
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Diane Levy
Gconni Foshay
Darien
Barnard
Miss Levy
Student Assembly Maps Health Plan
The Assembly forms a Student Health Committee to work with college physician Dr. Marjorie Nelson and fill Barnard students medical needs. The committee will include off campus commuter and resident members, directing student suggestions to the Medical Office and sharing health services information.
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Marjorie Nelson
Barnard
Hag Peise
Jake
Medical Office
Medical
Esperanto Course Offered by Kings Point Instructor
A free Esperanto course taught by Julius Balbin a Russian language teacher at the Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy will be offered soon to University students. A time and place will be announced within two weeks and enrollment can be arranged by calling PL 90880. Balbin is among a small US minority familiar with the language.
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Julius Balbin
Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy
Balbin
United States
Cooperative Venture Book Center Sparks Price Debate
The Student Book Discount Center at Columbia University offers 10 percent off hardcover and 20 percent off paperbacks, but its formation raises questions about turning the university bookstore into a cooperative venture and prompts Columbia University Press to stop selling textbooks to the center. Led by eight students including Larry Spiro and Lee Cooper, the center says it aims to aid students with discounts without competing with the main bookstore.
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Columbia University
Columbia University Press
Larry Spiro
Lee Cooper
Brooke Pariser
Irene Rubenstein
University
Donald W. Brown
Bulletin
Discount Center
Columbia
Book Center
Professor Herberg Opens Danforth Lecture On Judaism
Drew University professor Will Herberg opens a three part Danforth Lecture series titled Perspectives on Judaism. In the first talk he outlines Rabbinic Judaism as the main stream, contrasts it with the Old Testament, and explains the role of the sopher and the emergence of the rabbi.
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Will Herberg
Drew University
Danforth
Prof
Herberg
God
Milbank Hall
Foreign Foundations Offer Study Grants To Scholars
More than two hundred fellow ships are being offered by foreign governments and universities for graduate study in fifteen coun tries according to the Institute of International Education. Grants cover tuition and partial living costs for study in Austria Brazil Canada Italy Iran the Netherlands Poland Sweden and other nations. Two NSF awards offer study or research in natural or physical sciences in Far East South or Southeast Asia and Africa. Applications accepted until November. Eligibility includes US citizenship a bachelor degree by award inauguration language knowledge health and a plan of proposed study.
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Institute of International Education
Austria
Brazil
Canada
Italy
Iran
Netherlands
Poland
Sweden
National Science Foundation
United States
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Ruth Klein
Rep
NSA
University of Wisconsin
Africa
Cooperative Venture? Book Center
Far East
South
Southeast Asia