Referendum on Nationally Affiliated Clubs at Barnard
A Barnard referendum asks voters to decide on chartering nationally adult affiliated clubs on campus. The Definitions Committee proposed replacing a secrecy based clause with a ban on chartering such clubs by the Barnard Undergraduate Association, with voting today and tomorrow on Jake between 2 and 4 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. respectively.
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Barnard Undergraduate Association
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Jake
Vote for national affiliated adult groups on Barnard campus
The editorial urges Barnard students to approve charters for national affiliated adult organizations, arguing the principle of student freedom to organize on campus. It notes opposition centers on specific groups and warns the referendum occurs near Easter. proposes delaying ballot count to April 22.
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Definitions Committee
Bulletin
Barnard
N.A.A.C.P
S.D.A
Students Debate Affiliation At All-College Convocation
Barnard students vote today and tomorrow on chartering nationally affiliated clubs. The Student Council rules a full student body majority will mandate the trustees refer the issue. trustees will have final say. Speakers argue for and against, citing campus autonomy and political influence.
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Representative Assembly
Board of Trustees
Barnard
Barbara Coleman
Bulletin
Miss Coleman
Ann Lord
Miss Lord
New York City
Cherry White
Sandy McCaw
College Fakulty Letter Supports Decision on Student Groups
President McIntosh, for the Faculty Committee on Student Activities, says the Definitions Committee decision should stand. The Trustees would alone alter a trustees regulation backed by the faculty. A March 20 open meeting of the Representative Assembly discussed affiliated groups amid space limits and council pressure.
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McIntosh
Representative Assembly
Board of Trustees
Student Council
Student Views Pro Personal Observation of Barnard Groups
A student argues that nationally affiliated adult groups on Barnard and other campuses serve beneficial roles within undergraduate life. These groups, as college units of national organizations, include undergraduates as officers and influence policies. Their past actions show compliance with Undergraduate Association rules, supporting the chartering of these groups.
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Barnard
Con Definitions Committee Objects to Affiliated Campus Clubs
The committee argues affiliated clubs are not student initiated and organized and refuse to reorganize or dissolve national ties for chartering. They demand dues funding to national bodies without member or Undergraduate Treasurer approval and act as ultra campus groups rather than undergraduate organizations. Mimi Kurtz, 57.
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Barnard
Mimi Kurtz
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard College
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