U.N. Assembly Opening Noted Guests at Flushing Meadows
Reporter describes first U.N. General Assembly at Flushing Meadows with Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Truman in attendance. Molotov, Vishinsky, Arab delegates, and Ethiopian representatives drew attention while Marines handed delegations to cars and the scene showcased lavish hospitality and hopeful world peace prospects.
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Flushing Meadows
Enrique Bustos
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Editorial on United Nations week and student outlook
The BULLETIN reflects on United Nations week ending, noting editorials already present on the UN, the fading attention to General Assembly meetings, and the IRC booth. It urges continued awareness as Term Drives and Representative issues emerge, citing a New York columnist's observations after a business conference in Boston.
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Barnard Bulletin Op-Ed Urges Economic Unity Over Politics
The Barnard Bulletin comments on international relations arguing that political unity relies on strong economic and cultural ties. It discusses the UN orbit and the need for real unity through organizations like the ILO UNESCO and the IMF and warns against relying on political means alone.
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International Labor Organiation
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Economic and Social Coun
Dissenting Reader Questions Iceman Comes Again Review
A reader argues that The Iceman Cometh defies easy theatre labels citing O Neill as probing inner consciousness and hidden philosophy. The writer notes audience discomfort with conventional morals while praising the play’s esoteric themes and the playwright’s restraint.
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Aywright
O'Neill
Religion and Science in Liebman's Peace of Mind
A review notes Rabbi Liebman seeks a rapprochement of religion and modern psycho analysis, arguing clergy must act as lay psychiatrists and religion must be emotionally mature and democratically aligned. The work critiques orthodoxy while praising its insightful approach and societal rooting. Undergraduate President Carol Johns schedules office hours in Room 404 Barnard Wednesdays and Fridays 12 to 1.
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Carol Johns
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Ruth Murphy
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Tim Fattor
Ruth Lyons
Marva Mitelmad
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