University Bulletin Highlights Student Services and Events
The commuter room in Hewitt Hall becomes available for commuting students starting Friday October 7 with reservations at the residence offices 9 to 5. Typing courses move to Barbara’s school at 40 East 75th Street on Tuesdays and Thursdays 8 to 10 p.m. at $8 weekly. A State Department official will visit October 10 to discuss service opportunities. Fall barbecue at Barnard Camp on October 9 with tickets $1 and bus fare $1.50. The Scapegoat play auditions occur October 6 7 and 9 with tryouts at GSSA Office and Cafe Radio locations. The poetry anthology deadline is December 9 and submissions to Alan Fox are invited.
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Hewitt Hall
Claire Lux
Barbara
East 75Th Street
Sis
Barnard Camp
Jake
Columbia University
GSSA
West 17Th Street
Cafe Radio
Bleecker Street
All Seniors All Stmiore Request to Sign In
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Debate on faith and history in Jewish philosophy
The article discusses an 11th century apologist Hebevi and his defense of Judaism. Helen critiques misocy as the guibite of Jewish religion and questions whether reason authenticates Judaism. It cites M. Conen on Helev's interest in history supporting Judaic claims and notes Maimonides as a great thinker examined by Cohen.
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Hebevi
Jehuda
Helen
M. Conen
Helev
Maimonides’ _ Cohen
Jeyvish Law
Three Jewish Thinkers Shaping Modern Western Faith
Publisher outlines Leo Baeck Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig as key figures shaping Judaism with Kantian ethics contemporary man and empirical theology. Baeck seeks solid Jewish interpretation, Buber ties Judaism to humanity, Rosenzweig grounds faith in observed reality.
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Mr. Cohen
Leo Baeck
Baeck
Martin Buber
Cohen
Rosenzweig
God
Belgian Summer Broadens Miss Fox Career
Miss Fox in Belgium describes a summer of living research as she visited homes of eminent Europeans and talked with patrons of medicine and aspiring medical students. She formed lasting impressions of Belgian people and notable figures including the Pasteur family grandson and a Belgian cultural attaché to Italy.
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Belgium
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