North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MAO TSE-TUNG, I PRESUME? Watching China from Hong Kong is like scratching an itch without taking your shoe off. --Dr. Harald Jacobson Add to Symposium one more. The death of the Lecture-Artist Series stung someone's conscience, the end result being a long title: The Distinguished Visiting Alumni Scholars Program. Dr. Harald Jacobson, former head of the Desk of Asian Communist Affairs in the State Department, partici- pated in a weekend of seminars. The discussions centered on two particular areas--the world as viewed from Peking, and the Peoples' Republic of China as viewed from the United States. Because of Dr. Jacobson's visit, it was easier to understand why after twenty-three years of Cold War politics the United State finally took its shoe off and scratched the itch. Photo: UPI nfl' :fu .ilu J 1 2 W, VLA .

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WHERE, UH WHERE HAVE THE LECTUREHS GllHE'! Whatever happened to Julian Bond, Bruno Bettle- heim, Saul Bellow, Henry llllarganau, and Hans J. Morgenthau? And whatever happened to Gwendolyn Brooks, J. Allan Hynek, Bergan Evans, Egon Weiner, Channing Phillips, and S.l. Hayakawa? Just what did happen to the Lecture-Artist Series? It died. lwith a little help from our friends.l Symposium is alive. Just barely. At least someone is still more interested in the exchange of ideas than in conference standings.

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