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COLLEGE NEWS

Wednesday, February 11, 1959



Resurgent Morality and. the “Saturday Review”
hopefully, be provided with both |.

Continued from Page 2, Cols. 4, 5

to this country for plastic surgery
and medical .care a number of
Hiroshima Maideris disfigured by
radiation burns. This project,
which caught the popular imagin-
ation and touched the popular con-
science, was highly successful and
has led to a similar endeavor in
recent months.

This time the Saturday Review,
with contributions from its read-
ers, has brought upwards of thirty
of the Ravensbroek Lapins to the
United States for surgery and
medical attention. The Lapins, as
the name suggests, were Polish
girl guinea-pigs for Nazi medical
scientists during the war; they
suffered: operatigns-on- healthy tis-
sue, bones broken. to insert bits of
glass in the marrow, Never grant-
ed reparation by the post-war
German goverment or given res-
titutive medical care, they will,



by the Saturday Review.
Along political lines, one stand

the Saturday Review takes is fam-
ous, perhaps by virtue of mere rep-
etition: the position that war must
ibe eradicated through organization
and arms control. For SR—or
rather, perhaps, for its editor, Nor-
man Cousins—black is black and
white is white so far as this matter
is concerned, In the Atomic Age,
so the reasoning goes, war has be-
come unthinkable; even to contem-
plate it is a sin against humanity
dnd perhaps against all life on
earth. The only way to stave off
disaster is to push continually for
disarmament and a United Nations
‘with police powers. The impetus
for this push must come from an
awakening and resurgence of a
moral sense in the general public,
an awareness of present and pros-
pective criminality.





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In a similar vein, Norman Cous-
ins has led the battle against
atomic testing, both in the pages
of the Saturday Review and as 4
charter member of the Committee
for a Sane Nuclear Policy.

‘Along with these projects and
distinct editorial leanings have
gone a number of articles under
“SR Ideas” relating “Politics and
Morality” (Adlai EXStevenson in
the February 7 issue), science and

religion (Warren Weaver, “A
Scientist Ponders Faith’, January
3) and so forth.

In this approach and outlook

the Saturday Review is unique,
so far as I know. In a time. of
hard, unoptimistic realism, an em-
inent, highly resepctable magazine
is conducting an idealistic cam-
paign reminiscent of an earlier,
more sanguine generation in our
century. This is a fact peculiarly



worthy of note. ;

Mrs. Marshall Speaks at Assembly

’ Continued from Page 1, Col. 3
after’ the war, the increase in en-
rollments meant that facilities had
to be expanded, and money raised
for them.

Other problems besetting the col-
lege presiderit—and here Mrs. Mar-
shall’s source was a book by a
college president—include reaction-
ary Board members, students whom
he never gets to know, and even,
Mrs. Marshall added regretfully,
deans left over from: the last ad-
ministration. This pessimistic view
of the president’s life was not one
with which Miss McBride would
agree, she thought.

In order to speak of Miss McBride
without “sounding like an obitu-
ary,” Mrs. Marshall again made use
of quotations. One was from the

speech made by | Marion Edwards
Park in 1942, when she announced

to the college that a new president
had been found. The other,.at the
opposite end of Miss McBride’s
term at Bryn Mawr, came from a
‘recent College News editorial ex-
tending the college’s best wishes
for her sabbatical. Mrs. Marshall,
for her part, is already looking for-
ward to the beginning of next year,
when Miss McBride will have re-

turned, and oe can go back to the
Dean’s Office.

Notice

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of Romance Philology - at Johns
Hopkins University, will deliver
the Class of 1902 Lecture on Thurs-
day,’ February 12.

The lecture will take place in the
Common Room in Goodhart Hall
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