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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1965

Page

3

Survival as Key to Future Power Politics Trialogue Panel

Paula Pappa reports on a Tuesday College Parlour trialogue where Uri Ra anan Amitai Etzioni and Sidney Burrell debated whether survival rationality will shape modern international relations. Ra anan favored self preservation as a brake if universal conventions exist. Etzioni warned of state behavior unpredictability and potential miscalculations. Burrell offered a more cautious view.

Ra’anan Amitai Etzioni Uri Ra’anan Sidney A. Burrell Institute On Communist Affairs Barnard Assoc Etzioni Professor Etzioni Soviet Union Kennedy

New Committees Form To Study Housing And Exchange

The newly elected Representative Assembly created two standing committees one to study the Student Exchange program with proposals for alternatives and another housing committee with sub committees to tackle college housing problems. An aesthetics ad hoc panel will improve classrooms while a liaison group with the medical office will address narcotics and student health. Delegates Nancy Leavin Julie Marstellar and Marcia Weinstein were elected. election had been postponed due to insufficient candidates.

Representative Assembly Nancy Cowles Rep. Assembly Nancy Leavin Julie Marstellar Marcia Weinstein

Currie Thru Noon Elect Committees for 1965 66

The Curriculum Committee Thursday Noon Committee and SSO named 1965 66 members. Class of 66 reps Leslie Levin Betsy Romberg Lieba Wilensky. Sophomores Helen Finegold Lee Habermann Linda Neshamkin. Freshmen Janet Judge Claudia Hoffer. Transfer and class of 69 fall elections pending. Marjorie Feiman named Thursday Noon Meeting Committee chair. Myrna Shapiro named SSO chair. SSO coordinates teas, campus guides, and Parents Day registration.

Holly Gunner Leslie Levin Betsy Romberg Lieba Wilensky Helen Finegold Lee Habermann Linda Neshamkin Janet Judge Claudia Hoffer Marjorie Feiman Esther Katzen Patricia Greenspan Diana Scott Terry Kleiman Lois Kwitman Myrna Shapiro SSO

Six Seniors Win Regents Awards for 1965 66

Six seniors were named Regents College Teaching Fellows for 1965 66: Lucy Agin Paula DeSimone Jane Meisel Bernice Moll Barbara Sheklin and Deena Wechsler. Four others earned honorable mention: Mary Anne Berman Susan Nyman Ruth Steinbook and Carla Sugarman.

Regents College Lucy Agin Paula DeSimone Jane Meisel Bernice Moll Barbara Sheklin Deena Wechsler Mary Anne Berman Susan Nyman Ruth Steinbook Carla Sugarman

Faculty Members Urge Support of March At Student Rally

Columbia College faculty participants urged students to join the March on Washington to protest the Vietnam War. In a Sundial rally led by French instructor Peter Haidu, speakers argued the U.S. should end the war and respect South Vietnamese wishes while urging moral accountability for U.S. actions abroad.

South Vietnam Peter Haidu Columbia College Selma Montgomery White House Women's Strike For Peace Harlem Haidu The C.U. Independent Committee On Vietnam Washington Columbia U.S Mario Salvadori

Park Views US British Education Contrast at Tea

President Rosemary Park contrasted British and American higher education at Proctor's Tea last Tuesday. She noted early specialization in Britain versus broad liberal arts focus in the United States and cited the role of the British University Grants Commission in funding.

Great Britain Rosemary Park America Park Millicent MacIntosh United States President Park British University Grants Commission

Barnard Freshman Orientation Sponsor Deadline Extended

The sponsor application deadline has been extended to Friday per Lyn Lederman '67, co vice chairman for day students. With Barnard's 450 member class of '69 the largest ever, more sponsors are needed and all students are eligible to apply.

Lyn Lederman Barnard

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Paula Pappa Dr. Hoffman Uri Ra’‘anan S. A. Burrell Barnard Citizenship Council Columbia Citizenship Council Laura Fagelson Judy Schatz Bert Tesler Assembly By Anne Wilson Mr. Haidu Vietnam South Ho Chi Minh Peace Corps Army Corps Sundial British Education
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