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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
4
At Hamilton College a conference of student editors from 28 eastern colleges and foreign correspondents from fifteen countries debated the student role in a changing world. Delegates including Barnard’s Roselle Kurland and Connie Brown urged active participation while others urged focus on scholarship.
Miss Dorothy Fox highlights the adviser’s role in explaining immigration rules and work permissions to foreign students at Columbia. She stresses English proficiency, screening by a required test, and aiding adjustment through housing, loans, and social programs supported by the Foreign Student Center and church and council partners.
The National Students Association of the Columbia University Student Council invites essays on The Role of the American Student in International Affairs. Open to all students, up to five scholarships to an International Student Relations Seminar will be awarded. Deadline is November 15. essays limited to 1500 words.
Columbia historian James P. Shenton urged an agonizing reappraisal of U S policy and the Kennedy Administration. He warned of nuclear brinkmanship and called for accepting Germany's division to stabilize world affairs amid Cold War tensions. He questioned the value of defending an economic system at such a cost.
An Evening with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr will be staged by the Columbia Owl on Friday October 27 at 8 15 in McMillin Theater. Dr King leader of the Montgomery bus boycott and S C L C president will give a major address on southern freedom. James O Connor Barnard economics instructor will speak as a Freedom Rider. Orson Bean Cynthia Gooding George Tipton and the Journeymen provide entertainment. Proceeds help the southern freedom movement. Delegations from NYU Hunter College City College Brooklyn College Fordham University Queens College Union Theological Seminary and the New School back the effort with Barnard Race Relations Committee ushers.
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