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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
7
An editorial describes a waking shift from comfortable routine to a world threatened by Cold War tensions. A looming Communist base near Miami and Soviet maritime threat disturb complacency as citizens confront race, censorship, and global peril. The piece urges resolve and action.
Thomas K. Finletter will debate Senator Kenneth B. Keating at the Political Council Assembly moderated by Millicent C. McIntosh. The discussion runs November 1 at 1 00 p m with 15 minutes per side and 10 minutes for rebuttal. A mock election will follow, organized by Merle Pomeranz co chair of Students For Kennedy, with booths open November 3 5 and 7.
Langston Hughes will read from his poetry and discuss sources in a lecture titled Poetry of Negro Life at Minor Latham Playhouse on Tuesday November 1. The Barnard event opens the 1960 61 Humanities Assemblies and will be his first college wide address.
Seventy six students earned Dean's List honors for the 1959 1960 academic year with academic index of 34 or better. From 1961 class forty one recipients include Roberta Fox and Eleanor Epstein among others. Classes of 1962 and 1963 list further honorees such as Claire Teitelbaum Beatrice Skulsky Joan Sherman and Judith Klein.
The supplement discusses upcoming national election issues for students, presenting informative content with editorialized views for clarity. It aims to inform the student body without partisan bias, offering context for what should be considered in the election year.
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