Youth Wants to Know Panels Question Wagner Lefkowitz
Diane Caravetta and Carol Weber appeared on Channel 7's Youth Wants to Know with two eight student panels interviewing Mayor Wagner and Louis J. Lefkowitz. Caravetta on the Republican panel asked about the school board and bossism while Weber pressed Lefkowitz on rent control plans.
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Diane Caravetta
Carol Weber
Channel 7
Mayor Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Miss Caravetta
Wagner
Miss Weber
Lefkowitz
First concert of Music for an Hour opens season
The 1961 62 series presents the first concert tomorrow at 5 15 in the James Room. Music for an Hour features performers and a short program to start the season.
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James
Barnard English Dept. Hears Student Suggestions
The Barnard Curriculum Committee discussed Freshman English goals and possible standardization of freshman material, more writing of themes, and increased class and conference discussion. A noon meeting featured Professor Eleanor Tilton and faculty-student cooperation on curriculum matters.
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Barnard
Eleanor Tilton
Lee Salmansohn
Helen Bailey
Miss Keimansohn
Henry Boorsey
Fears To Criticize Abstract Art Highlighted By Novak
Professor Barbara Novak told last week's noon meeting that fear prevents public criticism of contemporary abstract art. She traced abstract expressionism from its early 20th century roots to dribble painting, noting New York City as the modern art center and arguing that art must convey content though not always be readable.
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Teday
Barbara Novak
Novak
America
Jackson Pollock
Miss Novak
New York City
Picasso
Professor Novak
Ray Parker
Ben Shafin
Juniors Tea Panel Debates Education And Competence
A student faculty panel at a junior class tea discussed education, stressing that living knowledge and moral values belong in practical learning. They criticized broad but shallow coverage, urging intensive study of fewer subjects. Panelists included professors Del Rio, Krisch, Sharp, Kouswenhoven and students Blau, Bryer, Brown, Morganroth. Martha Williamson moderated.
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Amelia del Rio
Henry Krisch
Government
Henry Sharp
John Kouswenhoven
Rachel Blau
Victoria Bryer
Connie Brown
Judy Mtorganroth
Martha Williamson
Furnald Hall Undergoes First Cleaning Experiment
Furnald Hall and the Journalism Building receive exterior granite cleaning as a University led trial funded from the operating fund. The project marks the first cleaning since 1913 and will influence future campus maintenance decisions.
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Furnald Hall
Department of Building and Grounds
University
NSA meeting fields dues change and student discounts in NYC
The Metropolitan Region of the National Student Association invites Barnard and NYU students to a 7 p.m. meeting at Gould Student Center Lounge NYU Heights Bronx. Agenda includes aligning regional dues with national dues, election of a regional travel director, Queens College ban on Communist speakers, and expanding student discounts in New York City stores. Barnard has two voting delegates at regional conferences.
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National Student Association
Gould Student Center
New York University Heights
181 Street
University Avenue
The
Bronx
Barnard
David Barkin
620
Columbia University Nsa
Queens College
New York City
Manhattanville College
Purchase
New York
Jake
Rom
Annex
NSA
English literary history exam set for Thursday in Room 304B
The English literary history examination is scheduled for this Thursday November 2 from 1 to 2 p.m. in Room 304B.
Causes Of War Debated At Canadian Conference
A four day conference titled The Causes of War begins this Wednesday at Sir George Williams College in Montreal. Delegates from Bar nard and universities in Czechoslovakia Russia Mexico Canada and the United States attend with speakers including Dr. Arthur Schlesinger and Ambassador Amadeo. Gail Hochman chairman may be contacted for details.
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Sir George Williams College
Montreal
Canada
Barnard
Arthur Schlesinger
Amadeo
First
United Nations Committee
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Mexico
Gail Hochman
Barnard NSA Coordinator Sees Broad Campus Response
Ann Fleisher, newly elected Barnard NSA coordinator, envisions flexible campus collaboration with Columbia University NSA. She plans a national defense symposium to address disaster outcomes, advocates an international affairs essay contest, and aims to voice student opinion at regional conferences while using polls to steer future programs.
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Ann Fleisher
NSA
Barnard
Columbia University Nsa
Miss Fleisher
Political Council
Representative Assembly
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Dorothy Moskowitz
Abram Schefrin
Ellen Shertzer
Minor Latham Playhouse
Thur
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Beauty Studio
Amsterdam Ave
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