Columbia initiates seventh regional Latin American Institute
President Grayson Kirk announced the creation of Columbia University’s seventh regional institute in the School of International Affairs. The Latin American Institute will offer MA and PhD paths plus a Latin American studies certificate and aims to educate North American students, conduct research, publish findings, and serve as a research center for Latin American scholars and statesmen. About 75 graduate students are expected by fall, with growth contingent on private funding. Staff announced includes Lewis Hawke Albert Hirschman Frank Tannenbaum and Kempton Webb.
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Queens College Invite Sparks Academic Freedom Debate
The Queens College invitation to Benjamin Davis of the Communist Party triggers a clash over academic freedom. Editors argue students must hear opposing views, while concerns about loyalty and ideology prompt caution given Cold War tensions and calls to defend free thought on campus.
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African nationalism seen as inevitable says Dr. Howard at Columbia
United Nations correspondent Dr. Charles Howard of the Afro American newspaper speaks to Columbia University International Students Club, denouncing colonial suppression in Africa. He cites Angola’s 98 percent illiteracy, notes economic dependence, and argues that anti African nationalist actions target leaders like Lumumba and Kenyatta.
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Barnard to Start Undergrad Biology Journal This Year
Susan Panny 65 proposes a pre professional biology journal at Barnard for 1965. It will publish undergraduate research from Zoology 13 61 62 Botany projects and external summer studies. She cites Dr Lucina Barth and D John Moore of the Zoology department for support and guidance.
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Committee Scrutinizes Bookstore at Columbia University
Columbia University Student Council begins an inquiry into bookstore pricing. The Academic Affairs Committee and Professor Alfred Oxenfeldt’s panel will review finances to assess claims of high book costs and consider governance options. No boycott actions proceed.
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Intellectuals face shifting role in society and civic duty
The piece contrasts Jefferson era leaders with modern intellectuals who no longer spark revolutions. It cites students “tamed by the world” and ivory tower ideals. It urges intellectuals to embrace civic and international engagement while preserving responsibility and achievement.
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