Harvard educator Dr. Hunt to lecture on The Goals of American Society
Dr. Harold C. Hunt, Charles William Eliot Professor of Education at Harvard, will speak in Stetson Chapel tomorrow night at 8 00 about The Goals of American Society Education. He has led schools in Michigan New York Illinois and Chicago and served as Under Secretary of HEW from 1955 to 1957.
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Harold C. Hunt
Charles William Eliot
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Stetson Chapel
Hunt
University of Michigan
Teachers College
Columbia University
St. Louis University
University of Wisconsin
Park College
Western College of Education
St. Johns
Kalamazoo
Michigan
New Rochelle
New York
Kansas City
Missouri
Chicago
Illinois
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Commission On Educational Organizations
Boy Scouts of America
United States Information Agency
National Committee For Education
Council For Advancement of Secondary Education
United States
Unesco
New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Office of Education
Applications Due For Summer Study Abroad 1961
Students may submit preliminary applications for the Summer Study Abroad Program of 1961. Dr. Richard T. Stavig directs the program and reminds all students, except seniors and former grant recipients, to apply by tomorrow at the Dean’s office. A follow up form requires an essay on qualifications and interest.
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Richard T. Stavig
Laurence N. Barrett
Top Hat Dance Set by Senior Class This Saturday Night
Senior Class sponsors the Top Hat Dance with music by Gary Reynolds' ten piece orchestra from 9 to 12 in Welles Hall. Bids for the nightclub themed event will be sold this week in Welles, with co chairs Russ Schelb and Miss Judy Stansfield announcing.
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D. W. Schneider
Gary Reynolds
Welles Hall
Welles
Russ Schelb
Judy Stansfield
Dr. Harris Speech on The Writer in Society
Dr Harold Harris of the English department will speak in chapel this Friday on The Writer in Society Dean Lloyd J Averill announced Harris says the writer is endangered by society s demand for respectability He will discuss what society may expect from writers and what writers may withhold from society
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Harold Harris
Chapel
Lloyd J. Averill
Harris
Cultural exchange VISA offers to young graduates worldwide
The American Friends Service Committee invites Americans 21 and over to join VISA volunteer projects in India, Pakistan, Tanganyika, Germany, France, Guatemala, Peru, Haiti, and the United States. Assignments last one to two years, focusing on health, education, and community development with local partners. Applicants should be mature, healthy, and willing to adapt to local culture.
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American Friends Service Committee
AFSC
India
Pakistan
Tanganyika
Germany
France
Guatemala
Peru
Haiti
United States
Dacca
East Pakistan
Quaker Center
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Lloyd J. Averill
North 15Th St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Point System For ISC Trophy
Inter-society Council approves a revised point schedule for next year. Four non gender divided contests Homecoming displays Inter society Sing grade point average and bloodmobile donations award five to first three to second and two to third. Other three events award points only to first and second. Intramurals W A A Greek Weekend Games and intersociety play contest use top two placements for five and three points. The committee cites reducing bias and broadening competition across all seven societies.
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Inter-society Council
Wayne Rydberg
W.A.A
ISC
Rydberg
Linda Brenneman
Summers Study In Spain Recalled By Pat Bartlett
Summers study in Spain describes a Kalamazoo College group learning at the Institute near Madrid. Class times varied with six to eight evening sessions and siesta breaks. Lectures moved from a street cafe to the Prado museum weekly with Senor Ramon guiding art talks.
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Pat Bartlett
Spain
Institute
University of Madrid
Kalamazoo College
Prado Museuma
Europe
Franco
Senor Arinjo
Senor Ramon
Prado
Ramon
Kalamazoo College Dedicates New Tennis Field House and Gym
The newly completed tennis field house and remodeled gymnasium costing 360000 will be formally dedicated Saturday with Kalamazoo College’s 1938 conference champion basketball team likely to attend. The facilities offer a regulation basketball court, seating for 1000, offices, locker rooms, a lobby, dance room, weights room, and adaptable space for volleyball and intramurals.
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Holla Anderson
Kalamazoo College
Midwest
Anderson
Anerson
Physical Education Department
B. Kalamazoo College
Women's Recreation Association
D. Friends and Alumni of
Ili
Calder Field House
Barrett to Attend Liberal Arts Conference at Buck Hill Falls
Dr. Laurence N. Barrett dean of the faculty will attend a conference on outstanding students in liberal arts colleges at The Inn Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania March 26 29. The meeting aims to discuss ways to provide the best education in small liberal arts colleges for high ability students. A $26500 Carnegie Corporation grant to Haverford College as disbursing agent funds the undertaking with about fifty colleges represented.
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Laurence N. Barrett
the Inn
Buck Hill Falls
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Haverford College
Carleton Chaplain to Speak at Sunday Vesper Service
The Rev. David Maitland, Chaplain at Carleton College in Wisconsin and Religion professor, will deliver the Sunday Vesper Service address in the Chapel at 6:30 p.m. He is a Union Theological Seminary alumnus and former Congregational pastor at the University of Wisconsin and Dean of the Beloit Chapel.
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David Maitland
Carleton College
Wisconsin
Lloyd I. Averill
Carleton
Maitland
Union Theological Seminary
Averill
University of Wisconsin
Beloit
Columbia University
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Dr. Hunt
Dr. Herold Hunt
Dr. Harris
Guatemala City
High Andes
VISA
Madrid
Dr. Barrett
Vesper
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