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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1961
Page
6
President Millicent C. McIntosh argued that learned individuals must engage with public life. She traced intellectual roles from ancient Greece to Elizabethan England, insisting the average person cannot be fully human without social responsibility.
Dr James H. Robinson, director of Operation Crossroads Africa, discusses Africa’s role at the Thursday Noon Meeting. A Lincoln University and Union Theological Seminary graduate, he has organized work camps since 1942 and urges U.S. student leadership in fostering future ties with Africa.
Barbara Blumenreich will deliver the third Bulletin Orientation lecture on the Structure of a news story on Wednesday October 18 at 4 00 p m in Room I Annex. Attendance is required of all probationary members.
The Barnard Columbia Chapter of the Student Zionist Organization meets at noon in room 302 Barnard Hall. Bob Kahr will discuss Latin America the Jewish Community.
Uniform sale item listed as a Barnard Blazer in size 12 hardly worn in blue with white piping, with matching skirt and bermudas. Availability at 314 Brooks or leave a note. price described as very reasonable.
O'Connor, an honorary society member, taught at Dartmouth and Farleigh Dickinson Colleges. At Barnard he concentrates on labor economics monetary economics and the economics of socialism.
Barbara Friedman will inaugurate a series of Friday open meetings at Barnard College to share insights from her Crossroads Africa program trip to Togo. She will use slides to illustrate African culture and development, with topics including Harvest of Shame and sit-ins to engage the student body.
English professor Purves spoke at the English Conference on Sir Walter Scott, noting his pattern for historical novels. He said Scott treated history as an art form, a backdrop for universal human problems, and urged selfhood through action detached from worldly causes.
Ruth Klein of the Undergraduate Association closed Barnard’s delegates report to the National Student Association Summer Congress. Delegates Miss Klein Miss Salmansohn and Eleanor Traube discuss affiliation with SNCC, the Cuba execution case, and critique Congress debates as voters follow speakers rather than reasoned arguments.
Michael Roberts, an expert in self defense, returns to Barnard to lecture and demonstrate educational techniques for safety. Sponsored by the college and funded by Mrs Millicent C. McIntosh, two sessions are set for November 9 and 7 with several former students assisting.
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