New Faculty Member Henry Krisch Studies Russo German Ties
Henry Krisch joins the Government Department as a new instructor focusing on Russo German relations. He researched in Bonn Berlin Moscow Leningrad Warsaw and observed East Berlin military parades and cultural differences between Polish and Soviet cities. Krisch earned a B A from NYU and an M A from the Russian Institute of Columbia and pursues a Ph D at Columbia.
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Controversial House Group On Un-American Activities Revisited
The House Committee on Un American Activities debate resurfaces on campus with a replay of Opération Abolition in Earl Hall. Dean Kelly of the National Council of Churches defends a two sided view while critiquing missing student perspective and causal links between communists and student unrest.
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Dissension at NSA Congress Sparks Threats of Walk Outs
Negro delegations at the National Students Association Summer Congress threaten a walk out after a proposal to affiliate with SNCC failed to reach two thirds. The congress instead passes a supporting resolution lauding SNCC while withholding formal affiliation. Curtis Gans argues affiliation could damage NSA's image amid Southern criticism.
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Muilenberg Joins New Jerusalem Academic Roles
Muilenberg serves as Resident Director of the American schools of Oriental Research in Jerusalem and holds the Davenport Professor of Hebrew and the Cognate Languages at Union Theological Seminary. He also teaches Religion 9 at Barnard and plans an emphatic historical approach for the course. His publications include The History of the Religion of Israel and Isaiah 40 66 in the Interpreter's Bible.
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Esperanto pioneer Balbin mentors language dream
Barnard Stollman and his administrative assistant discuss Esperanto as a phonetic language with Romance roots and sixteen grammar rules. Balbin hopes it will catch on in this country as it has abroad and is willing to devote time to teaching the subject.
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