Students condemn Queens ban on Communist speakers
The passage argues students should defend absolute freedom of expression despite opposition from Queens College administration. It cites the City University of New York council reinstating the ban, critiques student leadership, and calls for New York students to mobilize against narrow minded panic and defend open discourse.
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Queens
City University
Stoke
America
New York City
Queens College
Columbia
Action
National Students Association
New York
Cheerleaders of Barnard College Rally for Campus Support
Barnard College cheerleaders lend energy to Columbia football efforts amid optimistic tones. The piece hails Barnard Undergraduates and faculty backing as The Cause gains momentum for a spirited athletic season.
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Columbia
Penies
Barnard Ueauties
Jake
Milbank
Barnardites
Barnard
Editor notes Barnard Bookstore dispute and student column
Letter from Professor Oxenfeldt defends Bookstore credit standing and asks for evidence of slander. Editor notes Barnard Bulletin charges clarified. Also report on The Sixties lecture series and Barnard Bulletin winning campus contests with a $56 prize.
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A. R. Oxenfeldt
Columbia Spectator
Spectator
Barnard Bulletin
the Bulletin
Oxenfeldt
Thomas A. McGoey
Barnard Cheerleaders Help Define Liberal College Spirit
Barnard College showcases its first cheerleading squad as a sign of intellectual openness and campus vitality. The piece argues that cheerleaders fit a liberal, independent spirit, countering stereotypes and boosting Columbia University pride.
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Barnard
Liberal College
Columbia
Pianist Gary Towlen Showcases Bravura Technique in Wollman Debut
Pianist Gary Towlen delivers a refined program in Wollman Auditorium the first Kings Crown Concert Series event. He performs Bach Brahms Ravel Dello Joio and Schumann with disciplined interpretation and mature artistry. Critics note a minor piano tone flaw but praise Towlen's measuring balance of heart and mind and his European debut and postwar activity.
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Gary Towlen
New York
Carnegie Recital Hall
Wollman Auditorium
Mr. Towlen
Bach
Brahms
Ravel
Norman Dello Joio
Schumann
Towlen
Mr Towlen
England
France
Denmark
Spain
United States
Seabord
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Berlitz
Flavia Alava
Marjorie Ferguson
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