Teaching Values and the Liberal Education Dilemma
A critique of colleges failing to shape student values in the 1950s. It argues higher education should not teach values directly but foster objectivity and moral action through example. Emphasizes campus activism, responsible behavior, and the influence of teachers and peers on students.
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Cnibt
Philip E. Jacob
University of Pennsylvania
Jacob
Morningside Heights
Goielé-Caimn
Edu- Ceiers
Barnard Students Offered Gallery Chance at St Pauls Crypt
Catherine Barr's Portraits by Catherine Barr are on display in St Pauls Chapel Crypt located at St Pauls Wollman. Barnard students can arrange a one woman show by exhibiting their own works soon through Mrs Ruth Barr contact at Sunday Coffee Hour or MO 6 7440. Catherine Barr is an established artist and author with many national exhibitions.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Barnard
Catherine Barr
Ruth Barr
Paul Claudel Exhibit at Lehman Library Explores Life
A third floor Lehman Library display on loan from the French Embassy presents photos and quotations from Paul Claudel's autobiographical writings and contemporaries. It traces his life from a 16 year old religious conversion through travels to Rome and Fou-Cheou, including drafts, scenery notes, and cast photos from his plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Claudel
Lehman Library
Clauriel
Fou-Cheou
WKCR Expands Foreign Language Broadcasts
WKCR Columbia's radio adds Casa Italiana and Russky Kruzhok to its foreign language line this semester joining Franciana and Deutsche Haus. Franciana, started three years ago, runs interviews documentaries and dramatic pieces at advanced language level.
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Sue Silverman
WKCR
Columbia
Casa Italiana
Russky Kruzhok
Franciana
Deutsche Haus
Jean-Claude Bouis
France
Telstar
Jacques Sallebert
Radio-Diffusion Television Francaise
Nicolas Bataille
M. Bouis
Eugene Ionesco
Leo Wallenberg
Mr. Wallenberg
Peter Clough
Sandro Pellegrin
Wallenberg
Barnard
Foley Joins Barnard English Department As Writer in Residence
Martha Foley, noted author and journalist, has joined Barnard College as part of the English Department after seventeen years at Columbia College. She will teach English 11 and 12, focusing on story and writing while recounting her years in journalism and her European experience as a Paris correspondent.
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Martha Foley
Barnard College
Columbia College
Europe
Paris
Gertrude Stein
Miss Stein
Sherwood Anderson
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Barnard Bulletin
New York
N.Y
Roselle Kurland
Myrna Bogatz
Marjorie Schulte
Boro Printing Co
Connie Brown
Jane Ruben M. Ania Bojcun
Eleanor Weber
Evcere
Valet Chenle
Jecon
Himpel
St. Paul’s, Wollman
Barbara. Sheklyn
New England
Town
United States
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Claudel
Phical
Et Circonstances’ and “Connais
l'Est
Arthur Honegger
Jeanne Au Bucher
By Naomi Weintraub
Flora
Uzbeck
Mater
East Narapahnookiset
Cater
Edgar
West End
Michael Berman
Jim Niss
Anna Bojcun
By Naomi Achs
Foley
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