Democrats Plan Rally On Campus In November
The first Democratic rally on campus is set for Thursday November 1 at 8:15 p.m. Speakers include Herbert H. Lehman Helen Gahagan Douglas Philip C. Jessup Emanuel Seller and Hugh C Wolfe. Each will give a 15 minute talk followed by Q A. The event is co sponsored by Columbia University Volunteers for Stevenson and the Committee for Stevenson Rally at Columbia.
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Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Philip C. Jessup
Hamilton Fish
United States
Emanuel Seller
New York State
House Judiciary Committee
Hugh C. Wolfe
Cooper Union School of Engineering
Federation of American Scientists
Columbia University
Volunteers For
Stevenson
Committee For Stevenson
Columbia
Honor Board to survey Barnard on the Honor System
The Honor Board plans a survey among Barnard College students and faculty Tuesday through Friday to gauge opinions on the current honor system and potential revisions. The poll also tests views on faculty participation and may inform proposed changes at a Town Meeting.
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Bulletin
Killens Sees New Negro Rising In American Literature
Author John O. Killens told an NAACP gathering that the new Negro, driven by Southern conditions, gains dignity and agency. He argued for realistic depictions, integration as a coming-together of equals, and the need for literature to reflect true Negro life and contributions to American culture.
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Killens
NAACP
John O. Killens
Youngblood
N.A
South
America
Montgomery
Ture
Mr. Killens
TV Critic Urges Education Balance Not Replacing Books
Education Colloquium hears Harriet Van Horne argue television should supplement learning not replace books. She praises CBS Camera Three and Meet the Press style forums while urging limited viewing for children and higher teacher pay. Plus Ichiro Hatoyama earns a citation at Barnard for education work.
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Harriet van Horne
Miss van Horne
New York World Telegram and Sun
CBS
Camera Three
Meet the Press
Eric Sevareid
Poll To Determine Election Choice
A straw poll sponsored by Political Council gauges student and faculty preference for president and vice president. Voting runs today through Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in a Jake Street booth with daily candidate tallies and a Milbank faculty room booth. Final results appear in Thursday's Bulletin.
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Political Council
Jake
Milbank
Young Democrats
Barnard
Adlai Stevenson
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Ichiro Hatoyama
Millicent C. McIntosh
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Maurice Evans
Shakespeare
Harold Urey
Fas
Japan
McIntosh
Kyoritsu
Joshi Gakuen
Kyoritsu Women's College
Ann Lord
Grayson Kirk
John D. Rockefeller III
Japan Society
Toshikazu Kase
United Nations
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