Columbia Plans for Viet Week Sparked by Student Action
The university launches a two day Vietnam School and Angry Arts Exhibition with a Friday rally and a march to the United Nations. Organizers say the events respond to the national Student Mobilization Committee call for a week of antiwar activity. Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, and John Wilson speak at the rally.
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Central Park
United Nations
Columbia
National Student Mobilization Committee
SMC
Vietnam
Independent Committee On Vietnam
Hamilton Hall
Butler Library
Fair Hall
McMillin Theatre
Noam Chomsky
MIT
Howard Zinn
U.S
John Wilson
New York
San Francisco
Emory College
Atlanta
Boston University
Harvard
Occidental College
United States
Simmons College
Barnard Plans Summer Sublets At 620 West 116th Street
Barnard College will open the 620 West 116th Street residence for summer housing. Six rooms are booked and twenty four singles will be rented on a first come first served basis at seventy five dollars per month for one to three months. Undergraduate women from other colleges may be considered. Contracts available at 106 Milbank. June 1 payment required.
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Barnard
West 116Th Street
Milbank
Proctors Name Officers. Board Lists Incoming Juniors and Seniors
Seventeen juniors and ten sophomores were named proctors for the next academic year. Arlene Mitchell was elected chairman and Andrea Alpert secretary. Incoming senior proctors include Adele Charlat, Margaret Dolid, Bonita Gline, Arline Horowitz, Jeanne Bukura, Jean McKenzie, Arlene Mitchell, Amy Morris, Kaila Obsfield, Toby, Symbol Georgia Schwimmer, Martha Shames, Myrna Shapiro, Marjorie Stein, Mary Teague, Jane Ward and Karen Woland. Junior proctors are Andrea Alpert, Renea Binder, Barbara Black, Muriel Frischer, Carolyn Chaliff, Linda Laubenstein, Helen Gunsher, Toby Keufman, Lauraine Miller and Eva Nasty.
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Board of Proctors
Arlene Mitchell
Andrea Alpert
Court of Procters
Adele Charlat
Margaret Dolid
Bonita Gline
Arline Horowitz
Jeanne Bukura
Jean McKenzie
Amy Morris
Kaila
Judicial Council Proposes Student Rights Amendments
Analysis outlines amendments to Barnard College Judicial Council rules on student rights in hearings. Proposals include prompt hearings with charges, right to present evidence, option for in person or anonymous appearance, and broadened original jurisdiction and appeal procedures with safeguards. Final decisions remain subject to College President approval or remand if substantial new evidence appears.
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Susan Erupnice
Judicial Council
Barnard
Council
Honor’Board
Hep Assembly
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Anne Jratterman
Deutscher Kreis
Undergrad
Ments
History Club
Focus
la Societe Francaise
Columbia-Barnard “Pre-Law Society
Rafterman
Rep Assembly
James
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