Fellowships Open to A B Students Window for Grants in 1955 56
Ford Foundation offers Foreign Area Training Fellowships for graduate study in international affairs with a December 15 1955 deadline. Wooley Scholarships for art and music in Paris provide 1000 francs covering room board and tuition with a 1956 57 term. Fulbright Travel Grants apply by February 1 1956. Wellesley College awards include a 1900 fellowship in physical education and music prizes of 1100 and 800. Library study grants of 500 from the Special Library Association require March 1 1956 applications.
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Ford Foundation
United States
Paris
Wooley
House of Cité Universitaire
Wellesley College
First Psych Film “High Wall” Shown Next Tuesday
A psychology sociology group presents its first film of the year, High Wall, at 1:00 Tuesday in the Minor Latham Theatre. The social pressure on two teenage boys in gang warfare is depicted, admission free, all welcome. Five more films are planned, following last year’s The Quiet One.
Transfer Meeting Set By Honor Board At College Parlor
Edith T. Shapiro chairman announces a transfer meeting next Tuesday October 25 at 1 00 p m in the college parlor. The session explains Honor Board procedures and the honor code and attendance is required for transfers of all classes.
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Honor Board
Edith T. Shapiro
Goldenson Speaks On Psychiatry and Religion at Earl Hall
Dr. Robert M. Goldenson of Hunter College tells Seixas Menorah Societies that psychiatry and religion collaborate to improve personal relationships and inner peace. Lectures continue two weeks with topics on Freud and Fromm and where psychiatry ends. Public sessions include today at 4 p.m. in Earl Hall Room 204 on Religion For the Adult Mind.
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Robert M. Goldenson
Hunter College
Seixas-Menorah Societies
Goldenson
Freud
Fromm
Earl Hall
Arthur Gilbert
Isidore Hoffman
Jewish Graduate Society
Anna M. Kross
Corrections
New York City
Caves Reveal Early Scrolls From Dead Sea Find
Father Edgar Bruns spoke at a Newman Club meeting about Dead Sea Scrolls found in caves near the Dead Sea by two boys in 1947 and 1952. The texts span 200 B.C. to 10 A.D. and include biblical and non biblical writings. scholars offer differing interpretations.
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Edgar Bruns
Newman Club
Earl Hall
Father Bruns
Qumran
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Federal Service Announces College Entrance Exams Nationwide
The Civil Service Commission launches the first Federal Service Entrance exam for seniors and graduates on December 10 in over 1,000 localities including campuses. Applications close November 18 for a permanent program offering jobs with starting salaries of 3670 to 4525 dollars.
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Philip Young
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Alumnae Council to Discuss Barnard Policy
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College gather November 4 and 5 to discuss Whither Barnard with topics on alumnae sit in on trustees meetings faculty residence and student policy. President Millicent McIntosh will speak at a luncheon closing the meetings which aim to strengthen alumnae college ties.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
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