Quest Short Stories Review Remains Mixed at Quest
A university volume features Olaf’s elopement with the merchant’s daughter and the father’s search, while a narrator vows to revive lifeless idols. Essays on Gwyn Seward and Walter Auslander mingle with lighter tales like Grassman’s Battered Toast and Coffee. The Quest Series offers variety though not all pieces land.
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Olaf
Moses
Whiteford O. Mcree
Gwyn Seward
Elliott
Walter Auslander
ElGatt
Orice
Anovsky
Arnold Grassman
The New Left and the need for Education in Debate
Discussion notes the failure of many anti war groups to engage new participants. It cites the Independent Committee teach ins at Columbia dormitories as a more realistic approach. It argues that the New Left must replace cliché slogans with educated dialogue and present solid Vietnam era statistics to win broader support.
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House Committee On Un-American
Columbia
Sandia
Independent Committee
Caorgous
New Left
LBJ
Ecoup
PLD
Bec Eess
PDD
Enigmas Persist As Russia Yields Secrets Slowly
A reflective account describes Moscow and Leningrad with contrasts between their planned streets and imperial past. The piece notes Lenin landmarks, housing layouts, and consumer gaps, while recounting youth skirmishes over fashion, a covert black market, and a sobering view on war. The author reflects on the unresolved mystery of Soviet life and hopes for peaceful coexistence.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Leningrad
St. Petersburg
Peter the Great
Neva
Paris
Peter and Paul
Lenin
Joevsky
Soviet Union
West
Vietnam
United States
Review and Overhaul Amperative For Double Discovery's Success
Report notes that larger class units reduced individual attention for students and weakened counselor ties. It argues PDD remains beneficial despite faults and urges broader counselor and admin collaboration to remodel the program and address persistent shortcomings.
New Testament Missionary Fellowship Meets at Bronway Campus
The New Testament Missionary Fellowship, near College Walk, invites students to regular Christian fellowship. Weekly worship Sundays at 2:30 pm with the Lord's Supper at 5:00 pm, and Bible study Mondays at 7:30 pm. Meetings held at 600 West 16th St Apt 31A.
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New Testament Missionary Fellowshiphurch
Bronway
West 16Th St
Apt 31A
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