Oxford Team Wins Debate By A Shade
The Oxford team defeated Columbia College in a debate on removing radio and television broadcasting from commercial ownership. Oxford argued mass media influence shapes behavior, while Columbia defended programming diversity and parity with BBC offerings. Judges included Dean John W. Alexander and Judge Fredrick Van Pelt Bryant.
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Oxford
Fredrick van Pelt Bryant
Oxf
Columbia College
Columbia
Michael J. Dowd
Marc Rosen
William David Madel
John B. W. McDonnell
John W. Alexander
Harry Carmen
Ainslie T. Embree
History Department
Columbia Univer
Stormy Librarian Secures Goldfish for Lehman Pond
Miss Esther Greene presses trustees for pond life at Lehman Library and wins aid from Prof Aubrey Gorbman who donates two goldfish. Botany Prof Donald Ritchie adds several tall Umbrella Sedge plants as plans to transform the pond into a Japanese garden progress.
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Elaine Fialkow
Lehman Library
Esther Greene
Donald D. Ritchie
Botany Department
Thebrary
Gorbman
Lite
Miss Greene
Rights and Latin America Conferences Highlight City and Philly Events
New York City Human Rights Commission sponsors its First Annual College Conference on November 11 at Cooper Union Great Hall to address discrimination and Mississippi race issues. Barnard and University of Pennsylvania groups present Latin American symposium November 9–11 in Philadelphia with notable speakers. Proceedings include discussions on Alliance for Progress US Latin relations and Cuba impact. attendance expected from 70 Eastern schools. cost 15 dollars.
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Wagner
New York City Commission On Human Rights
Toe Barnard
University of Pennsylvania
Human Right Commission
Cooper Union Great Hall
4Th St
8Th Ave
Philadelphia
Alliance For Progress
United States
Joseph Gruenwald
Yale
Robert Alleman
Walter Muller
Roland Ely
Rutgers
Howard Scott
Paul Sweezy
The
Monthly Review
Herminio Portel- Vila
University ‘of
Havana
Cuba
Latin America
Connaissance
Jake
Barnard
Renee Cherow
Locust St
Math Club to meet today in Room 325 Milbank
The first Math Club meeting is today at 4 p.m. in Room 325 Milbank. Joel Rascoff will discuss the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra.
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Math Club
Milbank
Joel Rascoff
Barnard Curriculum Committee Studies Four Course System
The Barnard College Curriculum Committee, after reviewing last year’s questionnaire from classes of 62 and 63, aims to derigidize the major requirements. Chair Sheila Gordon notes the debate between four and five course systems, with four offering depth and five offering breadth. she invites student input and mentions Monday noon meetings as a forum for ideas.
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Barnard College
Sheila Gordon
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Bulletin Board
Jewish Theological Seminary
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Representative Assembly
Conservative Association of Columbia U
C. U. Committee For Disarmament
Hamilton Hall
Berlin
Germany
Tareyton
Gaius
Joe
Flavius
Shoeless
Coliseum
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