Columbia College Dorm Visiting Hours Debate Surfaces
A campus policy debate centers on extending visiting hours for women guests in Columbia undergraduate dorms and Barnard housing. The plan weighs easing access hours to align with Ivy peers, while debating lounge spaces, open door concerns, and decor contrasts between dorms and 616.
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Columbia College
UDC
Columbia
Barnard
Furnald
Livingston- Hartley
Ivy League
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Art Show Lacks Bold Vision Amid Student Works
Ferris Booth Hall displays 117 student pieces praised for competence and anonymity. First prize in painting goes to Carl Weis for Continuum. Julie Lomoe ties for second in visuals with Homage to Bud. James W. Stover gains second for History Tells. Other honors include Henry Altchek drawing miscellany, Ibrahim Salahi honorable mention, Jack River sculpture, and photography wins by Edward Steinberg and Paul Hyman.
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Ferris Booth Hall
Carl Weis
James Room
Julie Lemoe
M.F.A
Bud
Lomoe
James W. Stover
Henry Altchek
Ibrahim Salahi
Jack River
Altchek
Salahi
Edward C. Steinberg
Paul Hyman
J. Demarais
Arguments for mixed visiting hours in dorms on Broadway
The piece argues for allowing women in men’s dorms and men in women’s dorms to visit during flexible hours. It cites practical benefits for dining and social life, notes current unit restrictions cause inconvenience, and urges trust and discretion among adult students to avoid penalties for a few.
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Hewitt
Broadway
Barnard
Columbia
Student Exchange committee review aims to improve program
Readers are invited to comment as Rep Assembly considers changes to the 1965 66 Student Exchange program. The committee questions value of southern school delegations and whether education on Negro issues remains a goal. A Zoo Program and Barnard community options are explored with Barnard personnel funding and Undegrad sponsorship.
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Rep. Assembly
Morningside
Barnard
Columbia Citizenship Council
Rep. Assembly Committee On
French Club Stages Two Moliere Plays at Minor Latham
The Societe Francaise de Barnard et Columbia presents Les Precieuses Ridicules and L Impromptu de Versailles April 29 to May 1 at Minor Latham Playhouse directed by Joseph Isenbergh. Betty Stafford and Loulou Kleycamp lead the two precieuses with Alain Reven and Leonard Koff as suitors. Christopher Goldsmith portrays Moliere in the latter.
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la Societe Francaise de Barnard Et Columbia
Moliere
Latham
Joseph Isenbergh
Isenbergh
Betty Stafford
Magdelene
Loulou Kleycamp
Cathes
Alain Reven
Mascarille
Leonard Koff
Jodelet
Gorgilus
Daniel Tinman
la Grange
DuCroisy
Charles Potter
Michael Gertner
Versailles
Christopher Goldsmith
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Sharon Zukin
Nancy Klein
Alice Rubinstein
Lynne Braverman
Barbara Crampton
Anita Pitney
Dorothy Lang
Margaret McAvin
Mimi Kahal
Joyce Putnick
Susan McClellan
Kathleen McQuown
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Alice Altbach
Joyce Purnick
Ace Printing Co
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