Mississippians in Cooperative Production And Finance
The text describes a cooperative production effort in Mississippi with over 300 members. Workers transitioning from domestic roles face a gap in traditional production and bookkeeping skills. The NSA program funds a personnel initiative through Just Thanksgiving’s Fast For Freedom, with contact Frank Mirer at Columbia University for details.
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N.S.A
Frank Mirer
Columbia University Student Council
West 15
Princeton Forum Showcases The Arts 1966 At Princeton
Response at Princeton University hosts a multi day arts forum themed The Arts 1966 featuring panels poetry readings electronic music and a Duke Ellington concert. Notable participants include Paul Krassner Tom Wolfe Larry Rivers Al len Ginsberg Guenter Grass Gregory Markopoulos and John Ashbery among others. Registration is 3 for the weekend with concert tickets priced 2.50 to 4.50.
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Response
Princeton University
Duke Ellington
Paul Krassner
The
Realist
Tom Wolfe
New York Herald Tribune
Larry Rivers
Alan Ginsberg
Guenter Grass
Max Kozloff
Nation
Artform
Jersey Corridor
Wally Ross
Darby Barnard
James Wines
John Ashberry
Ted Berrigan
Allen Ginsberg
John Wieners
Gregory Markopoulos
Stuart Hampshire
Arthur Kopit
Peter Weiss
Feingold's Production Opens Second Week of Arts Festival
The Columbia University Arts Festival enters its second week with Feingold's Facade and A Poem with Music and Dance on Monday at Minor Latham Playhouse. Highlights include poetry readings, classical and jazz concerts, Barnard dance shows, and a Folkloric and French program across venues with mostly free admission.
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Feingold
Columbia University
la Societe Francaise
Latham Playhouse
Barnard
Barnard Gymnasium
Wollman
Registry Survey Aims to Shape Dormitory Housing
The Housing Committee plans a summer survey at Bernard College Bergren to gather student preferences for housing and sublet arrangements for noncerts. The study, running into September, seeks data on scholastic impact, facilities complaints, and future dormitory plans at 620 West 116 Street and Bryn Mawr site.
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Cernettee
Benard Coliese Sie Bergren
116 Street
Bryn Mawr
Sundial Rally Plans Protest by Buddhist Placard Group
Protesters bearing Buddhist placards will support anti Ky demonstrations at a noon sundial rally tomorrow sponsored by the Columbia Independent Committee on Vietnam. Members will discuss recent Vietnam developments and express sympathy for Buddhist riots with placards bearing slogans from news photos.
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Columbia Independent Committee On Vietnam
Vietnam
Brennan to Expand Philo-Novel Course at College
Professor Brennan will broaden the Philo-Novel course by adding Joyce, Gide and Proust with Bergson and Sartre as core philosophers. The two sections may run separately and no prerequisites exist, though freshmen cannot enroll. The Modern Novel course will gain a stronger philosophical focus after 1949.
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Brennan
Joyce
Gide
Proust
Bergson and Sartre
Brennen
Museum offers volunteer training and summer jobs
The Brooklyn Children's Museum invites college students to a volunteer training program and summer positions. Interested applicants should contact Mrs. Nancy Paine at the museum or call 774 2900.
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Brooklyn Children’s Museum
Nancy Paine
ESP Seminar This Weekend With Mind Research Programs
ESP seminar events run Friday through Sunday indoors at Carnegie Institute and nearby venues. Dr Charles Tart presents sleep and astral projection findings, Ambrose Worrall demonstrates energy effects on X ray plates, Blanche De Vries shows yoga techniques, and Edgar Cayce materials are studied. Admission varies 2 dollars per session, 8 dollars for all five.
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Carnegie Intl
Charles T. Tart
U. of Va
Ambrose Worrall
English Department Debates Freshman Course Revision
Professor Patterson outlined that Barnard plans to convert English A from two semesters to one. A committee led by Professor Morse will propose changes while preserving balance between reading and writing and considering shifting emphasis to a central theme or modern literature.
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English Department
Barnard
Remington Patterson
Patterson
John Morse
David Robertson
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Princeton Organization
New Registry
Sundial Rally
E.S.P
PSI
Engineering Soci
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Michael Kennedy
Barnard Hall
Barnard Psychology Club
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