1964 Graduates Join War on Poverty CAUSE Program
Three June Barnard graduates Carolyn Hillman Judy Malkin and Ellen Schneider joined President Lyndon Johnson in the war on poverty by training in CAUSE at Springfield College Massachusetts. The program under the 1962 Manpower Act trains and counsels high school dropouts for jobs and includes two trainee tracks interviewing employers and guiding dropouts into job training.
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Lyndon Johnson
Carolyn Hillman
Judy Malkin
Ellen Schneider
Springfield College
Springfield
Massachusetts
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Symposium on Humanism Offers Greek Thought Contrast
Professor Hadas led a three session symposium arguing for humanism and the Greek rational view. He cited Aeschylus Sophocles and Euripides to show nature versus convention and urged discarding expedient conventions when no longer useful. Freshmen participation varied across sessions.
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Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
Barnard Students Organize Exchange With Southern Tenements
The article outlines a cultural exchange program highlighting deprivation in the South. It describes tours of New York City tenements led by rent strikers and tenants’ allies, with post tour discussions. Jane Relin leads a five member committee seeking college partnerships and Barnard delegates for February activities.
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Jane Relin
Barnard
University
New York
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