Professor Sees New Soviet Line On Delinquency
Barnard College associate Professor Peter Juviler examined how the Soviet Union treats juvenile delinquency as a social issue rather than a crime. He traced shifts from ideology to empirical observation and noted Moscow curfews for under 16s amid debates on causes and penalties.
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Peter H. Juviler
Barnard
Professor Juviler
Soviet Union
Juviter
Auguste Comte
Mr. Juviler
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Communist Party
Barnard Considers Student Input on Tenure Policy
President Rosemary Park proposed studying student participation in tenure decisions with a faculty advisory board and student questionnaires. The Barnard tenure policy states full professors gain tenure. associate, assistant, and instructor ranks have conditions and timeframes prior to possible tenure or renewal, with notices and renewals outlined.
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Rosemary Park
Nancy Gertner
Miss Park
Henry A. Boorse
Joseph Brennan
Virginia Held
Basil Rauch
Eleanor Rosenberg
Henry Sharpe
Barnard
Earl University
Barnard College
Housing Registry opens for Barnard students
The Housing Registry will open today for Barnard students seeking area apartments. It did not open last week as reported. Seniors receive priority access to the files during this week only.
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Barnard
CUSC Starts Fund Drive for St John’s Strike Support
Columbia University Student Council launches a fundraiser to aid St John’s faculty striking since December. Daily collections run noon to 2 pm Tuesday through Friday at Low Library Plaza and other campus sites. University groups and students back the effort as AAUP and other clubs provide varying support.
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CUSC
St. John's
Columbia University Student Council
St. John’s
Low Library Plaza
United Federation of College Teacher's Strike
Columbia
American Association of University Professors
Newman Club
SDS
Assembly Accepts Budget After Last Thursday Meeting
Representative Assembly approved a proposed budget for next year after a budget hearing. The Joint Faculty Committee on Student Affairs also backed the budget. Debates focused on Housing Committee funding and the Undergrad treasurer’s allotment.
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Representative Assembly
Marion Heimer
Deanne Shapiro
Faculty Postpones Vote On Dorm Rule Changes
The meeting produced no vote on dorm rule changes and the proposals will go to the Board of Trustees for consideration on Wednesday. The 1966 67 budget drawn by Rep Assembly was approved. Dorm rules include extended freshman curfews and overnight limits, altered lateness penalties, and visiting rule changes with extended parietals and first floor visiting adjustments.
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Board of Trustees
Rep Assembly
God Death Topic Talk By Union Seminary Professor
Professor James Saunders of Union Theological Seminary will speak at Thursday noon meeting on April 21. His topic is The Death of God.
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James Saunders
Union Theological Seminary
God
Rhodesian Coed criticizes minority rule in Rhodesia
Rhodesian student Bonnie Burgess Siphekele Sithole cites her imprisoned father, president of the banned opposition, to argue independence was seized by the ruling party. She says workers are underpaid in tobacco lands, education is neglected, and natives face apartheid in practice. She urges UN attention.
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Bonnie Burgess
Siphekele Sithole
Rhodesia
Zimbabwe
Miss Sithole
Columbia
United Nations
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Stalin
Peter Juviler
Rep. Assembly
Margaret den
Miss Gertner
Siphekelo
Sithole
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