Barnard Students Object to Suppression of Ngo Dinh Nhu Invite
Dormitory Executive proposed inviting Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu as First Lady of Viet Nam for a private reception with Bulletin and 60 signups. Press coverage would be banned to avoid unpleasantness. Nhu declined. the notice was not official college business, raising concern that Barnard students were kept uninformed about a potential honored guest on campus.
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Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Barnard
Viet Nam
Bulletin
Exec
Mme. Nhu
Editors' Choice on Street Clothes for 1964 Yearbook
Editors of Mortarboard explain their stance on using street clothes instead of drapes for senior portraits. They led the 1964 yearbook undergraduates, asserting control over content and budget and setting the photo layout showing seniors not on campus this fall.
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Mortarboard
Jake
Nietzschean Follower Seeks Barnard Audience For Speech
The 1933 Barnard Bulletin notes James Phillips once spoke to Barnard College Fabian Society about applying Nietzschean ideas to a socialistic society. Thirty years later he seeks a new Barnard audience, citing nineteen points of convergence with Walt Whitman and Nietzsche. He has worked as a choreographer and dramatist and proposes lectures and performances combining dance and text, referencing Thus Spake Zarathustra and The Apostates.
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The
Barnard Bulletin
James Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Fabian Society
Barnard College
Barnard
Walt Whitman
Martha Graham
Vincent Minelli
Radio City Music Hall
Minelli
Henry George School of Social Science
Opposition to Barnard guest student plan sparks debate
A reader argues against an editor's proposed plan to invite a southern Negro college girl to spend a semester at Barnard. The letter questions academic intent, student admissions, and the ethical implications for the guest, predicting adjustment challenges and probing genuine study of race relations.
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Barnard
New York City
Print Masters Exhibit At James Room Offers Six Centuries Of Works
A 32 piece show titled Prints by Great Masters runs October 14 to November 1 in the James Room. It features Rembrandt Durer Goya Daumier and more, with religious scenes landscapes and portraits. The display, arranged by Professor Julius S Held and sponsored by the New York State Council on the Arts, includes Cranach the Elder and Durer Nativity of the Virgin and Sloan Gaslight from 1905 as its newest print.
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James Room
American Federation of Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rembrandt
Durer
Goya
Daumier
New York State Council On the Arts
Julius S. Held
Art History
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Interest and Action Keys to Politics with Humphrey
Interview with Hubert Humphrey, Minnesota Senator and Senate whip, on motivations in politics. He cites issues like disarmament and full employment and urges youth to join political groups and campaigns, stressing early involvement and staying informed. He notes Minnesota party networks rely on young activists and recalls his path from Minneapolis mayor to national figure.
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Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Minnesota
United States Senate
The
Americans,for Democratic Action
Americans For Constitutional Action
Young
Humphrey
Senator Humphrey
Democratic-Farum Labor Party
South Dakota
Minneapolis
National Party
Strom Thurmond
D.-S.c
Harry S. Truman
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Mike Mansfield
D.mont
United States
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Anne Fragasso
Gail Dane
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Rita Schneider
Ellen Youngerson
Anne Wollman
Nancy Klein
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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