Ortiz Details Cuban Student Observers Views
Miss Ortiz describes Cuba’s governance and bureaucracy challenges after the revolution. She notes educated shortages, cautious officials, and nonorthodox Marxist Leninist influences. She reports no anti American sentiment among Cubans and concerns over civil liberties and repercussions for travelers.
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Cuba
Miss Ortiz
House Committee On UN
State Department
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Senior Excavates Old French Site
Mary Pohl explains field work experience is required for European digs. The Harvard Movius expedition in Dordogne at Les Eizetes digs eight meters deep across five by five meter areas uncovering eleven layers dating to circa 19000 B.C. The group uses a crochet hook dust pan and toilet brush, with two test trenches on either side to guide excavation.
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Mary Pohl
Miss Pohl
Harvard
Radcliffe
California
Rome
Hallam Movius
Barnard Welcomes 8 New Administrative Assistants
Barnard College announces eight new administrative assistants for the year. Blanche Lawton becomes Assistant Director of Residence Halls after a sociology degree from Brooklyn College and work in Jamaica Youth Clubs Council and public relations. Cynthia May, Sally Hess and Edna Law join, with others including Virginia Shaw Joy Robertson Barbara Pecora Eleanor Kra.
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Blanche Lawton
Brooklyn College
West Indies
Jamaican Youth Clubs Council
Lawton
Teachers’ College
Cynthia May
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Iowa
Connecticut
Barnard
Egypt
May
Columbia Graduate
Sally Hess
University of Aix-Marseilles
Miss Hess
Colorado Graduate School
Edna Law
Barbara Pecora
Virginia Shaw
Joy Robertson
Eleanor Kra
Deadline for foreign study awards applications announced
Grants binder on the counter in Room 117 Milbank. Seniors should study this material and discuss plans with Major Advisors or Departmental Representatives before applying. Deadline is 4 p.m. November 1. Applications available in Room 117 Milbank from October 7 with details on other fellowships.
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Milbank
Connie Sayre Set for Hebron Archaeological Expedition
Constance Sayre, Princeton Theological Seminary assistant, will serve as secretary next summer on an archaeological expedition to Hebron, led by Professor Philip C. Hammond. She helped prepare for the project including equipment rental and securing permissions, aiding continuity of the dig plans.
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Constance Sayre
Hebron
Jeru
Salem
Philip C. Hammond
Department of Biblical Studies
Princeton Theological Seminary
David
Joshua
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Constance
London Illustrated News
Petra
Rose Red
Jordan
Hammond
Connie
Dr. Hammond
Anniversary speakers announced for campus festival
Marjorie Nicholson, Columbia English professor emeritus, Werner von Braun, NASA director, and Loren Eiseley of the University of Pennsylvania join as speakers for a Festival of the Performing Arts at the campus from April 24 to May 2 under Kenneth Jones, director of Minor Latham Playhouse. Performances will mix student and professional musical and dramatic works.
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Marjorie H. Nicholson
Columbia University
Werner von Braun
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Loren Eiseley
Department of History
Philosophy of Science
University of Pennsylvania
Kenneth Jones
Minor Latham Playhouse
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