The Dangerous Drift in U S Foreign Policy
An opinion piece argues the United States risks indecision and dangerous drift in foreign policy amid the Suez crisis. It criticizes Carried policies under Nasser, Soviet leverage in the Middle East, and the impact of a presidential election on decisive action. It warns of damaged prestige and a need for flexible yet purposeful leadership.
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U.S
Suez Canal
Middle East
U. S
Nasser
Desert
Aswan High Dam
Suez
Cairo
Egypt
Soviet Union
Mid-East
Canal
Free World
Debate Teams Vie Over Ivy Leaguer
The Barnard-Columbia Smoker pitted Barnard and Columbia debate teams on the question Ivy League Men are Naturally Superior. Barnard's Elfriede Kaniuk and Sheila Levin argued yes while George Atkinson and Bradley Davis argued no. The event also introduced new debaters and announced Barnard's next topic about ending direct economic aid to foreign countries.
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Barnard-Columbia
Elfriede Kaniuk
Barnard
Shelia Levin
George Atkinson
Bradley Davis
Columbia
Barnard Council
United States
Barnard Debate Council
Barnard Hall
Magazine Opens Competition In Contest for Scholarships
Barnard students and faculty compete in the Reader's Digest October contest offering 410,000 in cash and scholarship prizes. Entrants list six Digest articles from the October issue and are judged by proximity to reader survey results. First prize 5,000 cash and 5,000 to college fund. Entries due by October 25.
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Magazine
Barnard
Reader's Digest
College
Reader’s Digest
C. E. McIntyre, Inc
Great Neck
L. IL
New York
Opera Subscription Tickets On Sale At College Office
Metropolitan Opera subscriptions go on sale in the College Activities Office. Each subscription costs 3.00. The weekly opera listing posts each Monday with exchanges allowed for any chosen show. Two tickets are available for each Wednesday and Thursday night performance. Subscriptions may be exchanged until Tuesday morning of the current week.
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Metropolitan Opera
College Activities Office
Stevenson aide hails 1956 campaign and world peace aim
Miss Helen Stevenson administrative assistant at New York Democratic HQ describes a busier campaign, cites Adlai Stevenson’s vow to seek world agreement on ending hydrogen bomb tests, and notes growing organization and volunteer effort across New York State. She helped in Chicago and Philadelphia, cites her Red Cross Korea service as prep for public relations work.
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Helen Stevenson
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Stevenson
Stevenson and Kefauver
New York State
Adlai
Korea
Seniors Plan Class Agenda for Fall Conferences
A series of conferences for the Bar nard senior class this fall will explore post graduation options. The first meeting was Oct 11 with Miss Houghton discussing jobs. upcoming sessions on Nov 1 and Nov 29 cover graduate school and marriage plus a career. Committee chairs include Sue Levine, Donna Riseman, Ruth Simon, and Ann Scolnick. Senior Week plans proceed with dances and the Senior Prom leading to graduation.
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Barnard
Houghton
Sue Levine
Donna Riseman
Ruth Simon
Ann Scolnick
Dr. Jessup Calls for Balanced Arab Growth in Peace Process
Versaill es professor argues nations may rise but warns against abusing smaller states. He says the quest for peace is ongoing due to human nature and that no single solution suffices. A working peace must blend new and old ideas.
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Versailles
Columbia
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