Barnard Instructor Plans to Politick While Teaching Government
Demetrios Carnley, Barnard College government instructor, will integrate firsthand political canvassing and campaign mechanics into his Government 9 and 10 courses while keeping campaigning as a sideline. A Columbia native and Barnard alumnus, he is completing a doctoral thesis on Congress and unification and hopes to bring practicing politicians to speak to his classes as he stresses seeing gray areas in reform and party politics.
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Demetrios Caraley
Barnard
Carnley
Columbia University
Congress
Columbia
New York
Students survey china designs for Katharine Goodwin Fund
Ronnii Braunstein reports 175 dollars donated to the Katharine R. Goodwin Memorial Scholarship Fund for judging crystal and fine china by Barnard students. Newburyport Crystal contributed 75 dollars after 150 girls surveyed goblets in the College Parlor. Debbie Bersin led. seniors and engaged students evaluated Royal Doulton, Wedgwood, and Lenox. The Gallop Organization added 100 dollars to reciprocate the participants. Ruth Wilson and Penny White recruited the surveyors.
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Katherine R. Goodwin
Barnard
Newburyport Crystal
Debbie Bersin
Royal Doulton
Wedgwood
Lenox
Earl Hall
Gallop Organization
China
Ruth Wilson
Penny White
Students Discuss U At Sixties Meeting
Riordan Roett leads a discussion on the United Nations focusing on the Secretariat and the Secretary General's power. Students debate whether expanding the role strengthens or weakens U.N. effectiveness as they consider Soviet influence and world government concepts.
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U.N
Riordan Roett
Roett
Roetz
Troika
The
Trygve Lie
Dag Hammarskjold
Betty Steinberg
Ruth Klein
Security Council
Connie Foshay
Oder
USN
East
West
Africa
Asia
Messianism Drives Traditional Judaism in Danforth Lectures
Professor Will Herberg argues that Messianism has long underpinned traditional Judaism describing the Israelite as restless for the future. He notes history shaped by exile from God and Promised Land, and that liberal utopianism emerged after ghetto emancipation. He warns Zionism and Socialism later claimed the messianic impulse.
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Will Herberg
Danforth
Emile Renan
Herberg
Adam
Professor Herberg
Israel
Barnard and Columbia Poll On Use of Ferris Booth Hall
Henry M. Weinert reports survey results from 100 Barnard and 230 Columbia undergraduates on Ferris Booth Hall use. Findings show 70 percent of Columbia and 55 percent of Barnard respondents enjoy large dances, with other entertainment preferences and weekly activities also summarized.
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Barnard
Columbia
Henry M. Weinert
Board of Managers
Ferris Booth Hall
Booth Hall
Columbia College
West Conservatism Emerges to Face 1960s Crisis
A new Conservative Association formed by Columbia College and Barnard students advocates vigilant Westernism against international Communism. It calls for strengthening alliances, tech and agricultural aid to backward areas, and using Western military supremacy, with UN involvement to unite Free World support.
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West
United States
Conservative Association
Columbia College
Barnard
General Studies
Association
Otsans
United Nations
The Figure Then and Now exhibition opens at Visual Arts Gallery
An exhibition comparing 1930s Social Realism with today’s New Realism opens in November at Visual Arts Gallery, 209 East 23 Street. Attendees will see how the 30s atmosphere and abstract Expressionism influenced the new appearing image through standout pieces from these vital decades.
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Visual Arts Gallery
East 23 Street
Raskin on Student Spending In Debate Over Cheap Books
Action continues from page 11 as Mr Raskin examines the financial accounts to clarify spending. He notes a choice between cheaper books and other goods with students reportedly favoring cheap books.
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Raskin
Volunteers Aid In Teaching In Higher Horizons Program
The Higher Horizons Program of Barnard and Columbia held its first meeting last night to introduce community service options. Barnard and Columbia students discussed last year’s achievements, and recruitment is open through dorm residents Robbie Blaker and Phyllis Ruttenberg with applications limited by sixty local positions.
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Barnard
Columbia
Higher Horizons
Robbie Blaker
Phyllis Ruttenberg
Morningside
Esperanto class begins next Tuesday evening at Riverside Drive
A beginner Esperanto class will start next Tuesday evening at 8 00 p.m. in apartment 2A at 200 Riverside Drive. The course, sponsored by a local Esperanto Association chapter, is taught by Mr. Julius Balbin an instructor of Russian at Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy.
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Riverside Drive
92Nd St
The
Esperanto Association
Julius Balbin
Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy
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