Khrushchev’s UN Circus Tactics and China Policy
The article critiques Khrushchev at the United Nations as ringmaster in a Western neutralist clash over Congo China and disarmament. It notes US nonrecognition of Red China, risk to Security Council balance, and Khrushchev’s aim to expose American stance while courting China with cautious motives. Doris Muller commentaries color the analysis.
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United Nations
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Mr. K
Congo
Russia
China
Asia
Africa
Nehru
U.S
United States
Red China
General Assembly
Peiping
Security Council
Ussr
Mao Tse- Tung
PRC
Bulletin seeks student input for second political issue
On October 27 Bulletin will publish its second political issue. Any student, faculty or administration member advocating or criticizing any aspect of the presidential campaign is urged to submit an article by Friday, October 21. All articles must be signed.
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Bulletin
Report On NSA Congress Doubted Representation And Bias
Barnard College president candidate critiques NSA Congress in Part II. She cites weak links between delegates and member schools. She notes officers endorsed Sit-In Movement and alleges minority rights were blocked during legislation and a lack of democratic give and take.
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NSA
Barnard College
Algeria
South Africa
Cuba
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Congress
National Executive Committee
Cantor argues that plays appeal to Jewish audiences
Arthur Cantor producer of The Tenth Man spoke to Seixas Menorah Societies at Earl Hall last Monday. He said The Tenth Man targets a broad audience but notes a metropolitan theatre audience is largely Jewish due to culture and upper middle class status. He warned that Jewish themes must be endorsed by Gentile peers or critics to draw general crowds. He blamed high ticket prices for weakening theatre audiences and argued theatre is both industry and art.
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Arthur Cantor
Seixas-Menorah
Earl Hall
Rabbi Ritterband
Columbia University
Cantor
College Leaders Meet Transfers Tea for Barnard Transfers
Under Barbara Robbins the Junior Class hosted a tea for new transfer students on Tuesday in the James Room. The informal gathering aimed to help transfers acquaint with old students, with class officers and activity leaders present to answer questions.
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Barbara Robbins
James Room
Barnard
Social column notes Barnard dance a sociable success
Alice Finkelstein reports a profitable Barnard dance with record receipts and lively attendance. She praises attendees for their sociable spirit, notes no wallflowers, and invites continued participation in future social events. Date: October 11, 1960.
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Barnard
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N.S.A
By Carol van Buskirk
Dent
Carol van Buskirk
By Leslie Moed
Judy
Jill
Tenderawise
Alice Finkelstein
Social Council
ST. Paul's Chapel
John E. Hines
D. D
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