Smith Educator Turns Traveler to Mixed Academic Life
Daniel Aaton, visiting professor of American Civilization, divides time between Smith College and Barnard College. He directs the American Studies Program at Smith and teaches American literature, preferring single sex classes for independent thought while supporting some coeducational offerings. He has taught at Bennington, Helsinki, and Salksberg and won a 1948 Guggenheim Fellowship. He aims to sample urban and small town college life and has published works with Hofstadter and edited American Crisis essays. He earned a PhD at Harvard and a BA from Michigan, focusing on international and social history. He skis, plays squash and tennis, and has written on American Progressive Thought.
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Aaron
Bennington College
University of Helsinki
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Salksberg Seminary
University of Michigan
Harvard
United States
Richard Hofstater
Columbia
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Galbraith to Speak at Democratic Rally in McMillan Theater
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith will headline a Democratic rally tomorrow at 8:30 pm in McMillan Theater. The event is sponsored by Voting Student for Kennedy and Johnson, highlighting his publications and influence on economics and politics in American life.
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McMillin Theater
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Kennedy and Lodge to Speak at National Council Conference
The Waldorf Astoria hosts the National Council of Women of the United States annual conference on October 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Speakers include Sen John F Kennedy and Henry Cabot Lodge with panel discussions led by Emily Kimbrough and Aryness Joy Wickens. Barnard senior Carol Van Buskirk received the invitation for senior women across colleges with twenty five spots.
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National Council of Women of the United States
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Emily Kimbrough
Aryness Joy Wickens
Womenpower
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Carol van Buskirk
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Jake
Barnard and Columbia join for coed lecture series events
Barnard and Columbia student bodies collaborate to reorganize weekly coed lectures in fine arts or music with Francine Stein in charge. Wigs and Cues auditions for Dialogue of the Carmelites slated mid November at St. Pauls Chapel under Michael Kahn. Fulbright forms deadline October 15 with deadlines announced in Milbank. Open mixer for Seixas Menorah Society October 11 at Jewish Theological Seminary. Dorm reps to be chosen October 10 and student meetings planned in Ferris Booth Hall West Lounge.
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Columbia Student Board
Columbia
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Michael Kahn
Seixas-Menorah
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