… 'Hypocrisy Is Hurting the Press ... Continued from Page Seven opinions and exposure of ideas, intensi- fying the intellectual emphasis of the campus press experience. It permits the publication of all shades of opinion and most closely approximates the full im- plementation of the libertarian theory. Those who demand responsibility from student editors can name no better way of fostering it than by requiring the in- dividual writers to ident...…
… Jetancourt: Who Will Succeed Him? Spring Meeting May Decide Nation's Fate By Ronald W. Kenyon NATIONAL ELECTIONS will be held in Venezuela late in November to choose a successor to President Romulo Betan- court, with nominating conventions slated for this spring. A void created by Betan- court's pending retirement could have fatal consequences for the young democ- racy. Betancourt's political ship has sailed many seas. As a student of Ven...…
… At U of Pennsylvania A Growing Number of Student 1 Fights Farc JAPAN TODAY, by James Cary, Freder- ick A. Praeger, Inc., 207 pages, $4.95. "JAPAN, without knowing why, had rip-. ped aside the surface of its social fab- ric and left a portion of its psyche naked in the public glare." This is James Cary's abstraction of the student riots which plagued Japan in the spring of 1960. He views them as a product of the many forces which have shap...…
… Selection of Europe's odern rt in Ann A Student of Painting Takes a Walk Through the Museum and Shares Her Impressions of the Showing By Sandra Zisman The Museum of Art announces its current exposition Art history has been a history of European THE ALUMNI Museum's current exhi- bition of contemporary European painting is valuable both as an emotional experience and as an indicator of the present directions of European art. At first vie...…
