Noon Preview Richard Heffner Discusses Mass Media
Richard D. Heffner CBS Television Network director discusses decision making in mass media at a Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. Heffner authored A Documentary History of the United States and edited Tocqueville’s Democracy in America.
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Richard D. Heffner
CBS Television Network
United States
Alexis de Tocqueville
America
Mr. Heffner
Asia
The
New York Mirror
ABC Network
Dorothy
Barnard
Barnard 64 Elects Sugarman Greek Games Chairman
At the Oct 22 class meeting in room 306 Barnard, the Class of 1964 elected Toni Sugarman as Greek Games Chairman. Ruth Schwartz presided as Freshman President Aida Sharabati was absent due to fever.
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Barnard
Toni Sugarman
Ruth Schwartz
Aida Sharabati
Rachel Blau
Education columnists Sokolsky and Bowers at English Conference
George Sokolsky, noted newspaper columnist, speaks on Some Thoughts On Education at 2 10 pm. Faubion Bowers, foreign correspondent and drama expert, discusses Far East theater and Eastern drama translated works. English Conference in Minor Latham Playhouse at 3 35 pm.
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Education Colloquium
George Sokolsky
Faubion Bowers
Japan
India
China
Mr. Bowers
Samantha Rama Rau
E. M. Forester
London
New York City
The
New Yorker
Holiday
Soviet Union
Ulanova
Minor Latham Playhouse
Higher Horizons Program Joins College Councils
The Board of Education of New York City sponsors Higher Horizons, a program to aid NYC children through clubs reading and travel activities and remedial work. The Barnard Morningside Committee combines with the Columbia Citizenship Council to form the Barnard Columbia Undergraduate Teacher's Council. The featured speaker will outline assignments for volunteers who sign up for after school hours. Activities include Mathematics Clubs trips and tours of New York City and targeted remedial work. Other NYC college students have participated for two years.
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Board of Education of
New York City
Barnard Morningside
Columbia Citizenship Council
Barnard-Columbia
Board of Education
Luther Scholar Notes Protestant Theories
Professor Wilhelm Pauck of Union Theological Seminary spoke on Classical Protestantism to Religion 25, arguing the pulpit centers religious life and God’s word conveys salvation in Jesus Christ. He cited grace alone, good works, and Protestant personalism shaping a social religious life with each individual becoming a priest.
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Wilhelm Pauck
Luther
Union Theological Seminary
Pauck
Professor Pauck
God
Jesus Christ
Martin Luther
Danforth
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Saturday Review of Literature
Princeton
All About Women
All About Men
Pacific
Wrca-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Robert E. Sherwood
Freedoms Foundation
George Polk
Metropolitan Educational Television Association
MEA
Budapest
Paley
Ethel S. Paley
Ethel 5S
Collog
Russia
Petrograd
Far East
Shanghai
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York World
London Daily Express
Mr. Sokolsky
Douglas MacArthur
Higher
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