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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1960
Page
2
The second lecture in a series at Earl Hall examined the Exodus from Egypt around 1230 B.C. Rabbi Paul Ritterband noted biblical and Egyptian records, archeological evidence, and the Ten Commandments' role in sustaining Jewish faith and Sabbath bonds across centuries. A follow up talk is planned.
The article emphasizes dedication to cultivating the mind and continual learning by teachers. It argues the subject must come first, teachers should love the material, and educators must command authority while granting students a sense of order and freedom.
Eleanor Roosevelt is set to address over 5 000 supporters on Friday October 21 at 4 00 p m on the steps of Low Library The Students For Kennedy issued the invitation and named co chairs and a research chief to publicize and gather campus views on Kennedy s campaign and platform on social and economic issues
The Columbia Chapter announces a meeting on Wednesday October 19 at 8 30 p m with venue details to follow The Freshman Weekend at Barnard Camp is set for October 22 23 costing about 5 50 4 00 for dorm residents including meals and transport Sign up on the A A Board by 12 30 Thursday The Placement Office lists deadlines for teaching licenses in New York City summer 1961 exams November 4 1960 and talks by Lt Maryann Collins US Navy and Lt Elaine Primeau US Marine Corps on women officer programs Wednesday October 19 Other deadlines include Foreign Service Officer October 17 Junior Officer with US Information Agency October 24 and related notices
Mrs. McIntosh warns Barnard girls against inner-directed behavior, noting many students lives are shaped by peers. She cautions that pursuing individuality may be "the thing to do" rather than a true personal choice, highlighting pressures in course and instructor opinions.
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