Indian States Face Dialect Difficulties
Earl Chalwa and Raminder Dugal, Columbia MBA graduates, discussed India's linguistic and religious diversity at an International Students Club meeting in Earl Hall. They noted language barriers outside cities, the push for a national language, and education gaps amid many religions.
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Earl Chalwa
Raminder Dugal
Columbia School of Business
India
International Students Club
Earl Hall
University of Delphi
Mr. Chalwa
Communist Party
Cnalwa
Barnard Columbia clubs host talks and events this week
Bulletin items list a Howard Teichmann writing talk at Minor Latham Playhouse at 4 30 p m and a Spanish Club tea with Peru slides at Room 22 Milbank Also notes on poetry anthology submissions conference events and lectures by Gitelmen and Albert Friedlander plus a Seixas Menorah discussion and a film screening at Horace Mann Auditorium
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Barnard-Columbia Drama’ Workshop
Howard Teichmann
Latham Playhouse
Milbank
Peru
Albert Friedlander
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
NSA Seminar Weighs Aims of Education Conference in Wisconsin
The National Students Association plans a mid November seminar on The Aims of Education. It will define education, assess institutions, and stress student involvement in policy shaping. The Johnson Foundation funds the event at Racine facilities. interested students should contact Ruth Klein.
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Elaine Levine
National Students Association
NSA
Johnson Foundation
Racine
Wisconsin
Ruth Klein
Soviet mental hospital system emphasizes prevention and environment
The article notes Soviet psychiatry values humane treatment with few restraints and limited shock use. Dr. Wortis observes that central planning aims to meet demand, with fewer than 200,000 patients in state hospitals. Prevention and normal living conditions reduce hospitalizations, viewing treatment as a last resort.
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Wortis
Colbert Unveils Dual Degree Path At Columbia Architecture
Columbia University's School of Architecture announces a revamped curriculum offering a Bachelor of Architecture and a new Bachelor of Planning after a common core. Dean Charles R. Colbert says the program aims to reduce the architect planner split by stressing citywide cooperation and joint design work.
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Aonereen Friends Service
Hudson Guild Farm
Columbia University
School of Architecture
Charles R. Colbert
School of Architecture, de
Colbert
CU Offers Field Work Program
Judy Drian reports Columbia University coordinates a summer field studies program with Cornell Harvard and University of Illinois. Undergraduates in good standing may apply to visit Brazil Peru Mexico or Ecuador to study rural life under anthropologist guidance for about three months. Applications due December 1 for 1961 1962 season. Contact Professor Marvin Harris Columbia University.
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Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
University’ of Illinois
Brazil
Peru
Mexico
Ecuador
Marvin Harris
Columbia University
Curriculum proposals aim to combine language and science requirements
Jane Ruben proposes merging language and science for a combined third requirement. Students may take one year of science and one year of language then choose between them to fulfill the final requirement. Chair Lee Salmahnson expects action with strong support from faculty and administration, and President McIntosh backs the committee while Dr. Park prepares to lead future curriculum work.
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Jane Ruben
Lee Salmahnson
McIntosh
Barnard
Park
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