Letters to the Editor Reflect on Politics and Campus Life
Readers debate reform of nominating conventions and the need for broader participation in New York politics. The issue of student involvement in political process is paired with a Barnard transfer experience, urging more openness and cross-group friendships to ease integration and personal growth.
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Stevessoi
Dena
Peome
Derourate
Paul Boagdon
Derror
al Fom Poltes
Sacman
Palttcat
Poliical Council
Keating
Polical Council
Upstate New York
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Peonot
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Barnard
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Buddhist lecture at college stresses peace and meditation
The Ven erable Narada Maha discusses liberty of thought and the role of the mind in moral choice. He calls for inner peace and loving kindness during a meditation session in the College Parlor, urging attendees to practice at home.
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Narada Maha
Celanese
Commentary on self knowledge and social tolerance in Ceylon
The writer critiques the Ven erable's philosophy as self centered and impractical in his homeland. He argues self examination can aid personal growth yet risks self righteousness and tyranny, contrasting with utopian ideals. The piece notes America’s tech culture and urges individuals to balance self awareness with empathy.
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