Mew Men's Dormitory Opens at Severn Hall
Severn Hall welcomes 114 upperclassmen for winter quarter in a three story dormitory erected at 67461 by Miller-Davis Company. Suites replace long hallways with stairways serving three or four suites per floor. Twenty suites hold six men each, with two five man and two seven man configurations.
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Mike Finneman
Severn Hall
Miller-Davis Company
Dean Gilbert
Hohen
Spring Operas Announced by Jean Calloway
Jean Calloway announces the Metropolitan era Company will return to Detroit for its annual spring visit with performances planned at a local venue. Details on dates and programs were not disclosed in the fragment.
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Jean Calloway
Metropolitan Era Company
Detroit
Gounod
Tchaikovsky
Mozart
Verdi
Puccini
Rossini
Donizetti
Professors join Faculty adding two new members
Two new faculty members join the winter roster David Evans assistant professor biology and Stanley Kajnak assistant professor mathematics. Evans from Carleton College and University of Wisconsin earned PhD and MS. Kajnak from University of California Berkeley pursuing doctoral work and has published with Phi Beta Kappa and AMS.
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Stanley Kajnak
Evans
Carleton Coleve
University of Wisconsin
Rajnak
University
T Berkeley
Institute F Engineering Research
Lawrence Adiation Laboratory
Berkey
Phi Beta Kappa
American Mathematical Society
Ajnak
Vietnam War Negotiations Questioned and Domino Theory Defended
A columnist argues against negotiated peace in Vietnam, warning that Viet Cong surrender would not end the war and that diplomacy could undermine Asia alliances. The piece defends U.S. Vietnam policy, cites the domino theory, and warns of broader Communist advances in Thailand, Laos, and beyond.
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Tom Silver
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
New Republic
South Vietnam
Dodd
Chis
Southeast
Asia
China
North Korea
North Vietnam
Tibet
Laos
India
South Korea
Thailand
Peter S. Meshee
U.S
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United Nations
Burma
Cambodia
Gordon Craig on campus and world affairs interview
Phi Beta Kappa lecturer Dr. Gordon Craig visited Kalamazoo College and discussed the Vietnam war, diplomacy, student protests, and global issues. He shared views on Berlin, Rhodesia, Red China, and De Gaulle era France, noting risks and political shifts.
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United Nations
France
de Gaulle
Assembly
NATO
Napoleon III
Rhodesia
South Africa
Mr. Smith
Ian Smith
Smith
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