New Associate Professor Allan Purves Joins Barnard English
Allan Purves new Associate Professor in Barnard College English discusses teaching philosophy and aims he favors experiential learning and ocean metaphor training. He advocates women in science and liberal arts education, notes his work with The Odyssey Review and South American literature, and links theatre to classroom delivery.
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Commumist speaker invited to Queens College sparked debate
The article argues students invited Davis to Queens College to publicly challenge his views on freedom and communism. It suggests the motive is to expose ideological limits, not to support Soviet aims, and warns against portraying Davis as a defender of American freedoms.
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Women Protest Nuclear Testing at AEC Office Rally
The Women’s Direct Action Project plans a stand-in at the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters in Manhattan to protest resumed nuclear testing. About 200 pledges support a nonviolent lobby protest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 376 Hudson Street with simultaneous actions in Washington Chicago Philadelphia and Hartford.
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Barkin Sees Unity and Power in CUNSA NSA
David Barkin co chair of Columbia University NSA comments on NSA value and influence. He argues NSA informs students about world events via multiple sources, highlights bipartisan views, and urges campus coordination among Columbia chapters to maximize regional impact and student input.
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Pastor Gensel Sees Jazz Singers As Lonely Gens
Reverend John Gensel of Advent Lutheran Church spoke on assigning jazz to spiritual life. He described jazz musicians as insecure and isolated, with late hours and little fellowship, and announced his “Adventures in Vespers” series to support them.
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Reverend Hopes To Heal Breach In Jazz Gospel Talk
Pastor John Gensel of Lutheran Ad vent Church on 93 Street and Broadway says gospel can be shared through contemporary media. He mentions his interest in jazz since 1932 and collaborates with psychiatrist Dr Cloud to bridge church and jazz amid concerns over hero worship and glamor effect on youth.
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