Columbia University Dining Hall Strike Seeks Union Election
Cafeteria workers at Columbia University strike to win recognition by the Transport Workers' Union CIO and demand an on campus election to determine representation. About 50 of 85 workers did not report to work as mediation began after a student letter sparked the dispute.
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Columbia University
Thomas A. McGoey
University
CIO
TWU
116Th Street
Broadway
Joseph P. Nye
Robert Olsen
Columbia
Spectator
Bear Pins Awarded To Nine Seniors At College
Bettina Blake, outgoing Undergraduate Association president, presented Bear Pins to nine seniors for outstanding service in campus life. Honorable mention certificates went to eight juniors and five sophomores. The Model United Nations Secretariat and Miss Jean T. Palmer received honorary Bear Pins for exceptional contributions.
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Bettina Blake
Undergraduate Association
Edith Bernstein
Kathleen Burge
Sara Chapman
Jacqueline Hyman
Eliza Pietsch
Grace Robertson
Ruth Schachter
Miriam Shapiro
Audrey Weissman
Joan Afferica
Abby Gurfein
Barbara Hesse
Barbara Kerewsky
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard lounge tour shows tense Snack Bar issue
Visitors toured Barnard College's Barnard campus with Miss Jean T. Palmer showing the Annex Snack Bar. She suggested closing the Snack Bar if students continue to abuse its facilities to prevent further embarrassing incidents.
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Jean T. Palmer
College
Barnard
Annex
Palmer
Bulletin announces new managing board and editors
Dorothy Coyne named editor in chief for Bulletin. Geraldine Kirshenbaum Sue Nagelberg Ann Sibek and Beulah Sternberg named associate editors. Lenore Self News Editor Judy Elvet Staff Manager. Features staff added Tobi Brown Joyce Lebois Barbara Lyons and Sandra Perlmutter. Senior Board of Editors to handle special issues. Voting members: editor in chief associate editors and news editor.
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Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Sue Nagelberg
Ann Sibek
Beulah Sternberg
Bulletin
Dorothy Coyne
Lenore Self
Judy Elvet
Tobi Brown
Joyce Lebois
Barbara Lyons
Sandra Perlmutter
Ambassador Gross Highlights Model UN On Radio Show
Ambassador Ernest A. Gross Deputy U S Representative to the United Nations spoke on the Martha Deane show praising the Model United Nations as worthwhile He said informed citizens should know UN successes and failures and noted his Barnard address to the Model General Assembly plenary session urging delegates to keep confidence in the UN.
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United Nations
Ernest A. Gross
United States
Martha Deane
Gross
Barnard
Model General Assembly
Examination for Jean Willard Tatlock Latin Prize
The Tatlock Prize Latin exam will be held in Room 330 Milbank Hall on Saturday April 26 from 1 10 to 4 10 p m. The prize rewards the undergraduate student most proficient in Latin and competitors must qualify with the departmental committee led by Professor John Day and Dr Ellenor Swallow.
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Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial
Milbank Hall
John Day
Ellenor Swallow
Registration Deadlines For Fall Semester Programs
Registration for fall and summer programs opens with deadlines for seniors and juniors due by 4 p.m. Friday April 25 and sophomores by Wednesday April 30. Late filings incur ten dollar charges if before commencement and twenty dollars after graduation. No changes from April 25 to June 5. summer changes allowed without fee if notified before August 15, otherwise five dollar fee for future changes.
Undergrad President Cites Constitutional Revision Problems
Barbara Lyons reports Miss Madesker outlines next year’s program of constitutional revision and reforms at the Undergraduate Association installation. She notes revisions to the constitution, election laws, Freshman Orientation, the Honor System, and Barnard annex and cafeteria issues.
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Renee Madesker
Miss Madesker
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Athletic Association
Student Council
Annex
Eisenhower resigns as Supreme Allied Commander in Europe
The White House announced on April 11 that General Dwight D. Eisenhower has resigned his post as Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in Western Europe. He had requested relief on June 1, citing political pressures and his wish to restore non political military status. He remains on leave as Columbia University president.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
White House
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Robert A. Lovett
Paul Ely
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pentagon
Ike
NATO
Truman
Joseph Short
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Miss Palmer
Earl Warman
Désert Bridge Table
Pete DeCicco
Dorothy Oyne
Diane Touliatou
Lois Bingham
Phebe Ann Marr
Jane Webb
Florence Federman
Ruth Ann Curtiss
Undergr Te Association
Ambassador Gross
Miss Madsker
Diana Touliatou
Miss Blake
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