NEW SCHOOL BULLETIN

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CALENDAR OF ART WORKSHOPS
No single admission to art worksbop classes after second session. Courses marked wttll
an asterisk,--no single admission after tbe fourtb session.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
5:00 Stanley W. Hayter
7:00 Jose de Creeft"'
Atelier 17 (Elementary)
Sculpture ($2.00).
($3.00).
6:00 Berenice Abbott
Photography ( $2.00) .
8:00 Camilo Egas
Life Class ( $2.00) .
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
1:30 Camilo Egas•
8:00 Camilo Egas
Drawing, Painting.
Drawing, Oil Painting.
(Beginners and Ad·
(Beginners) ($2.00).
vanced) ($3.50).
8:15 Alexey Brodovitch*
Camilo Egas
An Applied to Graphic
Murals, Fresco ( $4.50) .
Journalism ($4.00).
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
8:00 Louis Schanker
Colored Woodblocks
($2.00).
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lOth
1 :30 Camilo Egas
7:00 Jose de Creeft*
Sculpture ($2.00).
Drawing, Painting
(Beginners and Ad.
7:45 Camilo Egas
vanced) ( $3.50) .
Drawing, Painting
(Advanced) ($2.00).
5:00 Stanley W. Hayter
8:15 Alexey !Jrodovitch*
.Atelier 17 (Advanced)
Art Applied to Graphic
($3.00).
Journalism ($4.00).
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lith
8:15 Yasuo Kuniyoshi
Oil Painting, Drawing,
Composition ($2.00).
CALENDAR OF LANGUAGE WORKSHOPS
Witb uception of classes marked witll an asterisk, no single admission after tourtb
session; asterisk, no single admission after second session.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
6:10 Anne H. Berger
7:10 Miguel Z. Pizarro
Intermediate German.
Elementary Spanish.
Bella Bogerianofl
Intermediate Russian.
Miguel Z. Pizarro
Intermediate Spanish.
7:10 Anne H. Berger
Advanced German.
Bella Bogerianofl
Elementary Russian.
8:10 Anne H. Berger
Elementary German.
Yolanda Leite
Intermediate Portuguese.
9:10 Yolanda Leite
Elementary Portuguese.
Rachel Milano
Elementary Italian.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
6:10 Rachel Milano*
8:30 A. S; Yahuda
Advanced Italian
Elementaiy Arabic*
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
6:10 Therese Marix
8:10 Yolanda Leite
Elementary French.
Intermediate Portuguese.
Miguel Z. Pizarro*
8:30 A. S. Yahuda
Spanish Review.
Advanced Arabic*
7:10 Therese Marix
9:10 Anne H. Berger
Advanced French.
Advanced German.
8:10 Anne H. Berger
Yolanda Leite
Intermediate German.
Elementary Portuguese.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lOth
6:10 Therese Marix
8:10 Yolanda Leite
Intermediate French*
Advanced Portuguese•
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lith
6:10 Therese Marix
7:10 Bella Bogerianofl
Elementary French.
Elementary Russian.
Miguel Z. Pizarro
Bella Bogerianofl
Intermediate Russian.
Elementary Spanish.
Miguel Z. Pizarro
8:10 Anne H. Berger
Intermediate Spanish.
Elementary German
7:10 Therese Marix
Advanced French.
9:10 Rachel Milano
Elementary Italian.
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GUEST SPEAKERS
ROUND TABLES ON LATIN AMERICA
THURSDAYS-8:30 P.M.
February lOth-Frances R. Grant: The Psychological
Approach to the Good Neighbor Policy
Miss Grant is president of the Pan·American Women's As·
sociation.
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NEW SCHOOL
BULLETIN
VOL. I, No. 13
The Commission to Study the
Organization of Peace
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Reviews its findings in the series
PLAN THE PEACE NOW
Plan the Peace Now
THURSDAYS-8:30 P.M.
February lOth-Walter Kotschnig: Educational Reconstruction
. Walter Kotschnig, professor of comparative education, Smith
College, is one of the members of the Commission to Study
the Organization of Peace.
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BERYL HAROLD LEVY, Chairman
Feb. 10 Educational Reconstruction-Walter Kotschnig, Smith
College
Mar.
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AMERICA'S LITERARY HISTORY
FRIDAYS-8:30P.M.
February 11th-Thomas N. Johnson: Resources for the
Study of American Literature
Thomas N. Johnson, bibliographer and scholar, is one of
the group reporting the findings of a special survey of new
viewpoints in American literature.
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FEBRUARY 7, 1944
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Course No. 24--Roger Picard: Socialist Doctrines in France
- will meet at 4:30P.M. on Fridays instead of 6:20 P.M.
Published weekly from October tbrougb May and montbly In September
by tbe NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH at 66 West 12th Street,
New York 11, N. Y. Entered as second class matter Noyember 12, 1943,
at tile Post Oftlce at New York, N. Y., under tile Aet or August 24, 1912.
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9 The Protection of the Individual- Quincy Wright,
University of Chicago
The Protection of Minorities-Oscar Janowski, College of the City of New York
April 13 Food and Health in the Postwar World- C. E. A.
Winslow, Yale School of Medicine
May
ll Migration,
Resettlement and Dependent
Fran.k Lorimer, American University
2d Thursdays
8:30P.M.
Areas.-
The Series: $3.50
Single Lecture: $1.00
66 WEST 12TH STREET, NEW YORK II, N. Y.
Telephone,
GRamercy
7-8464
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VICTORY: WHAT THEN?
By
CALENDAR OF LECTURES
ALVIN JoHNSON
Victory. How inspiritingly the music of this word
has echoed through the centuries. With the enemy prostrate and our own brave lads marching we seem at first
to have reached the land of the heart's desire.
Soon, however, post-war problems rise up to smite us
in the face. This we must bear in mind now. Victory will be ours; whether in six months, twelve months,
twenty-four months, it is fated to be ours. And then?
We all recognize that this is no ordinary war. Our
enemy is not simply a nation, which may be tallaged in
money and curtailed in territory but will then go on as
an integrated people. The real enemy is the Nazi party,
which holds the mass of the German people to slavery,
more or less willing slavery, as contrasted with the brutal slavery imposed on the occupied lands. And the Nazi
party is internationaL The greatest concentration of
Nazi brigands is found in Germany, to be sure, but
there are secret members of the party in every land.
. When Germany surrenders there will be within her
borders 500,000 Gestapo men, 800,000 S. S. men. What
will become of them? We may execute a handful for
war crimes. We may intern a few thousand. The vast
majority will remain at large. Can we expect they
will reform and become true democrats? There is blood
on their hands and the cries of the tortured in their
ears. They would go mad if they acknowledged their
crimes to themselves. It must be that they will cling
stubbornly to the Nazi doctrine that justifies them. It
must be that their wives and mistresses will cling even
more stubbornly to the doctrine.
We shall break up the den, but the thieves and brigands will scatter throughout the world, more bent than
ever on raising the Nazi standard internationally.
They will have plenty of money. The loot of all Western Europe is theirs. Are the gold and gems and art
treasures buried under Wilhelmsstrasse or in Berchtesgaden? No indeed; vast sums are sheltered in Argentina, Switzerland, Sweden and, who knows, perhaps in
London and New York. Real gold is a very pervasive fluid.
They will have numerous confederates abroad. If
today, while our nation is engaged in desperate war,
copperheads hiss from every society swamp, there will
be hundreds, indeed thousands, who will gladly accept
the Nazi doctrine and the Nazi cash.
When a den has been broken up and the brigands
scatter, it behooves the prudent citizen to arm himself.
Good citizens of America. rejoice in the approaching
victory, but arm. Arm!
No single admissions after the second session to courses marked with an asterisk. Single admission fee $1. nnless otherwise stated.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
8:30 Phillips Bradley
6:20 James Felt
American Foreign Policy.
Practical Matters for
Those in Housing.
Fernando de los Rios•
Charles Leirens
Great Triad of !heroMusic in France
America.
14th and 19th Century
composers.
Julius Hirsch
Economics of Industry and
Hans Simons
Distribution.
Introduction to lntemationa,l Politics.
Allred Kahler•
Money and Banking,
Frieda Wunderlich•
War and Postwar.
Structure of American
Economy.
Eleanor Reich et al
The Child.
1:30 Rudolph Arnheim•
Albert Salomon •
Basic Problems in
Psychology
History of Doctrine of
Man.
Max Ascoli et al
Leo
Strauss•
Plans for International
Organization
Readings in Philosophy
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
6:20 Henry Cowell
8:30 Frances Arkin et al
Music of the Peoples of
Psychoanalysis and Perthe World.
sonnel Relationships
($1.25).
"Uncultivated and cultivated."
Otto Klineberg
Erich Hula•
National Character.
The Soviet Union.
Carl Mayer•
Claude Levi-Strauss•
The Christian Churches
Integration of Native
and the War.
Cultures.
Alexander Pekelis
Adolph Lowe•
The U. S. Supreme Court.
Current Economic
Emily Rosenthal
Problems.
Creative Work and Play
Kurt Riezler•
for Children.
The Task of Philosophy
Meyer Schapiro
in Our Time.
Arts of the Middle Ages.
Kimball Young
Paul Schrecker•
Cultural Change and
Theory and Philosophy
Social Movements.
of History.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
6:20 Solomon Asch•
5:20 Bernhard J. Stern
Anthropology and the
Gestalt Psychology of
Problem of Minority
Teaching and Learning.
Peoples.
Jean Benoit-Levy•
Motion Picture Writing.
5 :30 Elbert Lenrow
Arnold Brecht
20th Century Novel in
The World's ConstituEurope: Andre Gide
tional History.
8:10 Henry Cowell
Musical Theory.
(Elementary)
8:30 Marcel Barzin•
Reason and Conduct.
Louis M. Hacker
American History.
Sidney Hook
Contemporary Philosophy
Henri Bergson
Elbert Lenrow
Masterpieces of World
Literature:
Aristophanes.
8:30 Ronald Lippitt*
The Social Psychology of
Living Together.
Alfredo Mendizabal
The League of Nations.
Victor A. Yakhontoft
Soviet Union in the Far
East.
Paul Zucker
Styles Through the Ages
Dutch Renaisgance.
9:10 Henry Cowell
Musical Theory.
(Advanced)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lOth
8 :30 Alice Hermes
6:20 Horace Kallen
Spoken English ( $2.00).
Philosophy of Consumption.
Karen Horney
Gardner Murphy
Integration of Personality
Psychology of Personality.
in Psychoanalysis
($1.25).
J. Salwyn Schapiro
Struggle for Democracy in
Modern Europe.
Horace Kallen •
Dominant Ideals of WestGertrud von Eckardt
ern Civilization.
Gymnastics.
8:30 L. C. Dunn
Heredity and Society.
Frederick Haussmann
Round Tables on Latin
America. (See Guest
Speakers)
Eduard Heimann •
History of Capitalism.
Felix Kaufmann•
Philosophy of Value.
Beryl Harold Levy et al
Plan the Peace Now
(See Guest Speakers) .
Gorham Munson
Professional Writing.
($1.75).
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lith
4:30 Roger Picard
8:30 John Gassner a~d
Socialist Doctrines in
· Paolo Milano
France: Saint-Simon.
March of Drama
Lecture: Romanticism.
6:20 Ephraim Fischoft*
Reading: Goethe,
Main Currents in
Schiller.
Sociology.
Peter Monro Jack
Reading, Writing,
Speaking.
Horace Kallen•
Poets as Philosophers.
8:30 Charles Abrams
War and Postwar
Housing.
Selwyn James
Our Foreign News.
Edgar Johnson
Analysis of Satire.
Maurice Kraitchik
Mathematics.
Marian Rich •
Training the Speaking
Voice ( $2.00).
Robert E. Spiller et al
Literary History of U. S.
(See Guest Speakers).
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13th
The World of Tomorrow.
3:00 Johannes Steel et al