Danforth Lecture Series Names Fall Speakers
Professor Will Herberg of Drew University leads this fall Danforth Lectures on Our Jewish Heritage with talks on October 4, 6 and 9. The program, funded by a $20,000 grant from the Danforth Foundation in 1959, features other scholars including Wilhelm Pauck and Harry Wilmer Jones, with Bernard Barber and Monsignor Rea among invited speakers.
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Will Herberg
Drew University
Danforth
Herberg
Danforth Foundation
Wilhelm Pauck
Union Theological Seminary
Harry Wilmer Jones
Columbia Law School
Pauck
Frankfurt
Geneva
Jones
American Bar Journal
Bernard Barber
Barnard
Monsignor Rea
Columbia University
Barber
National Science Foundation
Newman Club
Columbia
Notable Talks and Appointments at Barnard and Rome
Television commentator Mike Wallace will speak at noon in the Earl Hall Auditorium on The Role of the College in Contemporary Life, followed by a discussion. Dr Palma Bucarelli of Rome will lecture on Italian Contemporary Sculpture at Casa Italiana tomorrow at 6 30 p m. A Notary Public will witness the appointment of Mrs Frances Barry bursar of the College and attorney in fact for students receiving awards to endorse and negotiate checks from the State of New York.
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Mike Wallace
Seixas- Menorah Society
Earl Hall
Palma Bucarelli
National Gallery of Modern Art
Rome
Bucarelli
Casa Italiana
Barnard
Frances Barry
Barry
State of New York
Liberal forces face broad Congress open to debate on policy
The NSA report notes Congress and the liberal machine adjust to diverse views. It highlights leadership listening to critics and a shift away from secretive tendencies toward broader participation in liberal aims and legislative programs by delegates.
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Gress
Association
Congress
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Contested Student Election Narrows To Potter And Hayden
The race shifted after Hayden withdrew and Emerson was elected International Affairs Vice Presidency by acclamation. Tim Zagat and Neal Johnston withdrew early, with Johnston backing Hayden before his exit. Several write in votes recast for Potter as the majority remained in doubt.
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Hayden
Potter
Tim Zagat
Harvard
Neal Johnston
University of Chicago
Johnston
Donald Emerson
Princeton University
International Affairs
Emerson
Faculty Guests Enliven Thursday Noon Lunch Series
President Millicent C McIntosh will speak as one of twelve during the semester Thursday Noon Meetings. Other confirmed speakers include Otto Luening, James Robinson, Barbara Novak, James OConnor, and Harold Stahmer. The committee announces talks will cover contemporary problems and values.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
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Otto Luening
James Robinson
Barbara Novak
James O’connor
Harold
McIntosh Park Expansion and Endowment Growth at College
The campus adds McIntosh Park and Helen Reid Hall as the first major building since 1926. Under Mrs. McIntosh the college endowment doubles to 10,835,927. Faculty salaries rise 54 to 79 percent. New programs include a 1952 pre professional Education track and a social sciences program for the fall. Russian major created. Barnard departments align with Columbia to broaden courses.
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Helen Reid
McIntosh
Barnard
Columbia
Remembered Educator Goodwin A Pioneer in WAC Service
The late College Activities Director started as a Ridgewood High School teacher in New Jersey then taught at Thornton Academy in Maine and Weaver High School in Connecticut. She served Weaver High 1927 1955 with a WWII gap, joined the WAAC in 1942, became lieutenant colonel in 1944, earned the Legion of Merit and WAAC Medals, and worked on staffs with Lt. Col. Oveta Culp Hobby and Gen. Breton Somervell.
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Ore
Denmark
Ridgewood High School
Ridgewood
New Jersey
Thornton Academy
Saco
Maine
Weaver High School
Hartford
Connecticut
Goodwin
Women's Army Corps
Miss Goodwin
Legion of Merit
WAAC
Oveta Culp Hobby
WAC
Army Services Forces
Breton Somervell
Barnard College Trustee Honored and Fund Developments
The record notes a convocation for a Barnard College trustee from 1894 to 1921 death, donor Milbank Memorial Fund chaired by Samuel R. Milbank, and a 1950 Development Fund aimed at endowment for higher faculty salaries. It cites a 1939 to present endowment doubling and a 1960-61 professorial salary rise of 74.3 percent with an 827 percent gain in student financial aid.
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Barnard College
Milbank Memorial Fund
Samuel R. Milbank
Class of 65 Represents Many Areas
The freshman class includes 354 women with 189 nonresidents from 30 states and five foreign countries Australia China El Salvador Germany and Greece. Seventy one point six percent graduated from public schools while thirty eight point four percent from independent schools. Most students come from the Mid Atlantic States with seven percent from the South and five percent from the Western United States.
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Australia
China
el Salvador
Germany
Greece
Barnard
United States
South
Central United States
West
Middle Atlantic States
New England
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Amsterdam
John M. Krumm
Academe
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James W. Bell
David Tucker
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