Boorse to Visit Indian Colleges Under Exchange Program
Professor Henry Boorse of Barnard College will travel to India October 26 for a six week exchange with India's women’s colleges sponsored by Randolph Macon College and Connecticut College. He will visit New Delhi and four other cities, observing students and faculty. Travel funded by a four year rupee grant from the State Department. he returns December 6.
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Henry Boorse
Barnard College
India
Randolph Macon College
Lynchberg
Virginia
Charles Shain
Connecticut College
United States
Bennett
Goucher
Mount Holyoke
Barnard
Boorse
New Delhi
Library Exhibits Large Collection In Memory Of Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College honors dean Virginia Crocher on Gildersleeve with a reading room display in Wollman Library through November 12. The exhibit features publications, photographs, and memorabilia including Truman’s appointment letter to the UN conference and the Mortar Board with her name as senior class president.
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Barnard College
Virginia Crocher
Gildersleeve
Wollman
Miss Gildersleeve
Truman
United Nations
San Francisco
Columbia
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dean Gildersleeve
The
College
Virginia Guildersleeve
Barnard
Sarah Thomson
Thuswelda Brettman
Pericho
Dennis
Massachusetts
Bulletin Forum Announces Jacqueline Radin Talk
The Bulletin Forum will feature Jacqueline Radin of the Herald-Tribune at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room 1 The Annex. A college tea honoring Bulletin is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday in James Room. reservations go through Bulletin via Student Mail. All students and staff are welcome.
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Jacqueline Radin
The
Herald-Tribune
Annex
James
Bulletin Polls on Vietnam and New York Mayor Race
Barnard will run two polls to gauge views on Vietnam policy and the New York mayoralty. A mock mayoral straw poll runs Tuesday to Thursday on Jake 10 am to 2 pm with results published Nov 1. A Vietnam questionnaire is printed below for confidential student responses due by Tuesday 4:30.
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Barnard
United States
Vietnam
New York
Jake
Vietnam Poll Card Questions for Bulletin
A student poll asks readers to answer if they approve U S policy in Vietnam. It lists reasons for opposition including opposition to war and beliefs about the U S in Southeast Asia, asking for specified bases for approval and a name.
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Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Princeton Girls Guide Book Draws Fire as Cult Document
Sheila Golden critiques a Daily Princetonian feature on a so called girl guide. The piece argues the tract functions as a religiously tinged sex guide aimed at coed colleges, presenting a standardized format of “flavor” pages and “facts” pages across fifteen colleges and Barnard.
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Princetonian
Princeton
Barnard
Girlguide
Rebirth of Forum Debates New York Constitutional Convention
The Political Forum formed by the Columbia Barnard Young Republicans and Young Democrats held its first meeting on October 20 to discuss a Constitutional Convention for New York State. Howard Samuels and Joseph DiCarlo urged constitutional revision, with Samuels calling for modernization and simplification and criticizing legislative crisis driven governance.
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Political Forum
Columbia-Barnard
Young Republicans
Young Democrats
New York State
Howard Samuels
Citizens Committee For
Joseph DiCarlo
New York City
Samuels
New York York State
Franklin County
Fresh Elect Eight Girls With Ideas
Barnard freshmen elect eight officers including Estelle Freedman as Vice-President and Monique Raphael as Secretary. New officers aim to unite dorm and commuter students, boost class funds, and strengthen ties with Barnard and Columbia. Co-Chairs Linda Papanaris and Kathy Grossman lead Greek Games hoping to leave a legacy.
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Estelle
Sneezy” Freedman
Monique Raphael
Paris
France
Maddy Litchman
Liz Sterenberg
Carol Mates
Barnard
Columbia University
Linda Papanaris
Kathy Grossman
Prof Fox challenges Congo myths with field research
Miss Renee Fox, associate professor of sociology, described a shifting Congo moving toward independence. She debunked four popular misconceptions arguing Congo hosts modern cities, education, and varied cultural values amid Catholic missions and changing social systems.
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Renee Fox
Congo
Africa
James Conrad
Miss Fox
Leopoldville
Elizabethville
Congolese Republic
Barzun to Speak on Women and The Arts in America
Dr. Jacques Barzun, Dean of Faculties and Provost at Columbia University, will address the Thursday Noon Meeting on October 28 about Women and the Arts in America. In 1963 he shocked academia by declaring the liberal arts tradition dead or dying.
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Columbia University
America
Dr. Barzun
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