Assembly Codes Right To Select Chairmen
Representative Assembly votes to empower Student Council to elect chairs for Eligibility College Tea Assembly Theatre Productions and Student Service Committees. Sign-up sheets on Jake list interested applicants for committee chairmanships and interviews start today. Ruth Klein urges participation for new and returning students and to consider jobs in extracurriculars. Sybil Halpern elected President of Political Council. Kathy Agayoff Vice-President. Nancy Ruud Secretary. Eleanor Edelstein Treasurer.
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Jake
Culum
Mortarboard
Ruth Klein
Miss Klein
Sybil Halpern
Abbe Fessenden
Miss Halpern
Kathy Agayoff
Athletic Association
Nancy Ruud
Eleanor Edelstein
Windstorm damages rooftop as firemen respond in rain
Firemen from Ladder Company 40 labored over four hours in heavy rain at 116 Street and Broadway to secure loose copper cornice portions. No injuries reported as police controlled traffic while workers removed dangerous debris and building owners assessed damage to the ornamented parapet.
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Ladder Company 40
116 Street
Broadway
John Young
David Saporta
NSA Poll Results Show Broad Support For Education Aid
Elizabeth Berliner, NSA coordinator, announced poll results showing strong favorability for Federal aid to education. Many respondents opposed government support for dictatorships such as Portugal, while a large majority supported non-violent integration efforts and the NYC charter reform.
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City of
New York
Jake
Ferris Booth
Hamilton Halls
N.S.A
Students Favor University Peace Corps at Wellesley
A Wellesley College survey shows strong student interest in a Seven Sisters Peace Corps with Columbia Teachers College model under Ivy League women’s schools. Barnard students lean toward Columbia University sponsorship, while many favor nonpaid service for two years. 177 polled, 30 would opt out.
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Wellesley College
Wellesley
Columbia Teachers College
Pices
Barnard
Columbia University
United States
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Student Zionist Group Marks Israel Independence Anniversary
Barnard-Columbia Student Zionist Organization hosts a week of events from April 19 for Israel’s independence anniversary. Highlights include Shoshana Damari’s concert April 23 at McMillin Theatre with Yemenite dancers, a reception in Earl Hall, and the film They Were Ten. SZO Chorus to perform April 24 in Earl Hall. final meeting April 26 features Ted Conet on Zionism.
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Student Zionist Group
Israel
Barnard-Columbia Student Zionist Organization
Shoshana Damari
Miss Damari
Hadassah and
Meir
Inbal Dancers
McMillin Theatre
Benjamin Eliar
Earl Hall
SZO
Marilyn Krisberg
Ted Conet
American Zionist Youth Council
Sociologists Offer More Field Work At Barnard
The New York Fund for Children grants Barnard Sociology about $20,000 to expand field work for undergraduates. This fall sociology majors may undertake one two or three points of field work with courses. Sociology 21-22 Introduction to Social Work also offered.
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New York Fund For Children
Barnard
Placement Office Aids Job Seekers
The article notes college students should apply early for summer jobs, but many are not hired until spring ends due to employers unsure six months ahead. Girls may still register at the Placement Office to access position directories and receive personal interview help from Miss Lenore Peckman, assistant director.
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Lenore Peckman
Thursday Noon Lectures Set on Renaissance and Crisis
Laura Garcia Lorca speaks on Unamuno and the Crisis of 1898 at the Thursday Noon Meeting on April 20. On April 27 Mar Istella Bove Lorch discusses Christian Epicureanism in the Early Italian Renaissance.
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Laura Garcia - Lorca
Unamuno
Maristella Bove Lorch
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