Chinese Refugees In Formosa Wish To Return To Continent
Professor Meskill reports mainland refugees in Formosa largely want to go home to the continent. He notes a paradox of permanent residence on the island while hoping to return, shaping politics and alienating native Formosans. Most Formosans study in the U.S. to stay, while a student engineer praised Formosa’s modernization and opportunities.
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Formosa
Continent
John Meskill
Oriental Studies Department
Meskill
Taiwan
Colorado Campus Upholds Senior’s Political Views
University of Colorado student Carl Mitcham faced Goldwater vitriol after an article on national politics in the Colorado Daily. Senator Goldwater demanded an apology, which university officials forwarded, but Mitcham refused to back down. The campus stands by free political expression. no disciplinary action was taken.
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University of Colorado
Carl Miteenam
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Muitcham
Colorado Daily
Colorado U
Goldwater
Quigg Newton
Gary Althen
Mitcham
Newton
Dssciplinary
Mitchem
Homecoming Win Boosts Columbia Over Yale 14 10
Columbia defeated Yale 14 to 10 in the Homecoming game as Archie Roberts starred with passing and a key interception. Yale used three squads the Bulldogs Apaches and Commodos but lacked a capable passer. The Yale bands performed a halftime satire while Columbia commented on off campus changes in Humanities.
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Judy Lefkowitz
Columbia
Yale
Archie Roberts
Lions
Bulldogs
Apaches
Commandos
Lef
Alma Mater
New York
West Side Story
Foley Pioneered Story Magazine From Vienna to Spain
Foley created the magazine Story devoted to creative writing in Vienna later moving to Spain. The publication showcased early works by notable authors including Salinger Graham Greene Caldwell and Saroyan.
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Foley
Story
Vienna
Spain
Salinger
Graham Green
Caldwell
Saroyan
Hate sheets from White Sentinel and National Renaissance Party
A reader discusses hate literature received by the Bulletin. It details White supremacist propaganda from the White Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale and the National Renaissance Party, attacking Jews and Blacks and promoting a White Protestant world. The writer compares it to George Lincoln Rockwell’s material and condemns hate literature as smut, seeking a solution without censorship.
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Bulletin
White Sentinel
Ft Lauderdale
Barnard
United States
Hitler
Germany
Franklin Roosevelt
Party
Renaissance
George Lincoln Rockwell
Virginia
Negro High School
Rockwell
Ferris Booth Hall as Columbia hub with Barnard use debated
Ferris Booth Hall anchors Columbia life with Barnard students recently allowed access. The Board of Managers led by Bob Heller plans to expand Barnard use, amid policy debates over social roles and access including the Lion’s Den and weekly events.
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Ferris Booth Hall
Hamilton Hall
Bob Heller
Ferris Booth
Barnard
Lion's den
Heller
Board of Managers
Columbia
Calvin Lee
Jeff Rosenstock
Michael Silver
Lion’s den
Dick Stein
van Deren
Stan Gering
Tony David
Dave Huner
Jerry Fensterstock
Steven Rosenblum
Carnival features wine samples and Bavarian beer mugs display
The Carnival ran from 2:30 to 5:00 pm last Friday with about 25 organizations taking part. The French club served free wine and bread cheese samples while Deutscher Kren offered pretzels and beer mug exhibits. A German club member boasted about Bavarian drinking traditions.
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Deutscher Kren
Bavaria
Germany
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Island
Independent
Robert Cross
Columbia History Department
America
Colorado
Columbia Victory
U.S.A
By Sara Piovia
Seixas Menorah
Jewish Theological Seminary
Broadway
122Nd Street
of the Board of Managers
Love and the
Wollman Auditorium
C. U. Identification
FBH
Columbia Activity
Judy Brian
Pamela Ltd
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