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March 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 113) • Page Image 4

…- ' vorable to rightest bias) that the - Arab Students-whose countries , comprise the major part of the Middle East-are in favor of any: kind of discrimination, then I feel I bound to state that this is a most…

… # irresponsible and malicious accu- tion. The Arabs throughout their longE history were never guilty of any discrimination, be it on the basis of color, race, or religion. The accusation is all the more fantastic…

… since the Arab World includes different races and re- ligions who live harmoniously to- gether. G k By referring to the Arab Stu-j dents in this country as being wealthy, the writer betrays a deep…

… con- founded, while the number of Ietae i fot nrltn foreign students has quadrupled. :entrates his efforts on ,relating f sh dto the world about him instead of -Anastas Farjo, wasting his efforts in…

… trying to President of Arab Club relate to a world of which he has no knowledge. For these reasons Und ergrad Course . . . I think that time would be morei To The Editor: constructively spent in a course…

… believe that this is a valu- RECENTLY received from the able suggestion, but it does not e Student Committee On Aca- go far enough; it would stillsleave demic Freedom at the Univ. of the education of the…

… Chicago, listing the reso- requisite. And, in order to remove lutions passed there. It also tells misunderstandings, etc., we should of Academic Freedom activities at also require students to take at…

… that many students will standing of history. Another re- find the time to read the News- quired course, based on Spengler letter and that it will be interest- and Toynbee's theories is also ing to them…

… sense of original thought by the student qua individual. These con- sequences are understandable. Through such media as Arthur Godfrey and his friends, newsreels that depict supposedly significant people…

Students from Classes," and "Unlimited Cuts Granted to Upperclassmen at NYU," I wept at the cruel irony imposed once again by the cold heads of the academic world. It seems that certain superior stu- dents…

July 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 19) • Page Image 4

….m., Schorling Audi- torium. Near East Lecture Series, auspices of the Department of Near Eastern Stu- dies. "Arabic Historiography: With Spe- cial Reference to Ibn Khaldun." Franz Rosenthal, Professor of Arabic

…; thesis: "Studies on the Role of Picture Cues in Projective Measurement of Achieve- ment Motivation," Friday, July 16, 7611 Haven Hall, at 2:00 p.m. Chairman, E. L. Walker, Concerts Student Recital: Boyd…

… Dex- ter, Mr. Halstead will play works by Bach, Beethoven, Bartok, Brahms, and Chopin. The program will be open to the public. Student Recital: Dolores Lowry, so- prano, will be heard in recital at 8…

July 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 19) • Page Image 1

… under the auspices of the School of Education. * * * "Arabic Historiography: With Special Reference to Ibn Khal- dun," will be the topic of a speech by Franz Rosenthal, professor or Arabic at the…

… tonight at the Intramural Building from 7:30 to 10 p.m. for all Uni- versity students, faculty members, their families and guest. All general sports facilities of the building will be available dur- ing the…

… night. A student recital of John King, John Jones, instructor at Alabama State Teachers College, asked tenor, will be heard at 8:30 p.m. the audience "How long will the Negro have to face this problem in…

… observed that, "By looking at history, we can see student charged with trying to kill that changes in religious and racial discrimination have taken place his two-month-old daughter, was i INTERNATIONAL…

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