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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
4
Dr. Karl Menninger, leading psychiatric expert, told a Low Library Rotunda audience that crime persists in part due to unconscious public need for violence. He urged abolition of capital punishment and greater use of psychiatric judgment in sentencing.
The Columbia CORE chapter hosts a 4 p.m. debate in Harkness Theatre between a Schaefer Brewing Co. representative and Mike Flag Employment Chairman of Columbia CORE. The dispute centers on civil rights and Schaefer's hiring policies amid a city-wide boycott.
Sue Silverman, 65, president of the Undergraduate Association, discussed premarital relations on Editorial Page Conference with Alan Sperling and John T. Rule. Sperling cited a Columbian survey showing 83 percent support and 4 percent no answer. Rule urged individual choice and rejected college regulation of student sexual behavior.
About 36 students from Mineral and Biological Conservation and Mineral Resources toured Fairless Steel Mill Morristown Pennsylvania observing blast furnace operations and molten pig iron. Professor Leonard Zobler led the trip stressing industrial understanding and mineral conservation for future headlines and problems.
A campus letter writer criticizes Dorm Exec and opposing views over high up sheets and Miss B J Lunin behavior. The writer urges patience and mature action, condemns Miss Margery Dubrow for handling and calls for avoiding public self damage and forgotten incidents in the campus press.
Randall Watson and Frances Witty are continued as Proctors. The new Junior Proctors include Mary Burton, Melanie Ellis, Sheila Helfenbein, Julie Mar Stella, Sheila Nemser, Margaret Poss, Deborah Rosenberg, Linda Teicher, Ellen Wolkin, and Ellen Zimmerman.
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