March protesters showcase songs and debates on Vietnam
The article describes a Saturday march featuring performers like Judy Collins and Joan Baez raising civil rights and antiwar themes. Youth Against War and Fascism leader Key Martin notes limited immediate withdrawal support among students, while a Barnard student questions political sophistication. The event aimed to publicize issues and boost awareness, with a Students for a Democratic Society evaluation planned for Friday at the village.
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Phil Ochs
Judy Collins
Joan Baez
The
Freedom Singers
Bob Dylan
Miss Collins
God
Miss Baez
Key Martin
Youth Against War
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Miss Scheman
Barnard
Students For A Democratic Society
Greek Games Thrill Barnard Sophomores At Tradition
Sophomores discuss Greek Games as a valued school event where dance and athletics meet. A sophomore star praises the tradition as fabulous and the best part for posters in dorms, while freshmen see it as a path to interest. One publicity committee member remains enthusiastic.
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Barnard College
Poll on African Studies major postponed to late April
The Student Opinion Committee will hold ballots on establishing an African Studies major on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday during the week of April 26 1965.
CUSC Delegate Opens to Entire Student Body
The Rep Assembly last Tuesday voted to extend eligibility for the Barnard delegate to the Columbia University Student Council to any student. Six delegates will be elected from signers, with excess candidates to face Assembly voters. Whitcomb elected president for 1965 66. other officers Maitlins Berger Akula Ment named. terms begin May 5.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Columbia University Student Council
CUSC
Jake
Rep Assembly
David
Whitcomb
Melvin Maitlins
Fred Berger
John Akula
David Ment
Judicial Issues Report For First Year's Work
The report defines residence rules for students under 21 and non residents, clarifies reporting moves, and outlines penalties, with emphasis on housing status in hearings. It notes procedural changes including sophomore chair candidacy, and remands to Dorm Exec for penalties when needed. Copies available from Miss Campbell in the dorms.
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Judicial Council
Exec
Miss Campbell
Two Barnard Juniors Won NDEA Fellowships For Moscow Study
Edwina Cruise and Mary Dwosh, both Barnard juniors class of 1966, earned NDEA undergraduate fellowships to study Russian with a four month Moscow stay. Twenty five students will spend five weeks at Indiana University, then Helsinki and a month touring the Soviet Union before January in Moscow under faculty supervision. The program requires Russian spoken at all times and credits total 25 for Indiana work and the senior thesis. Dwosh and Cruise are the first Barnard participants. Eisenberg also received an NDEA fellowship.
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Edwina Cruise
Mary Dwosh
National Defense Education Act
Soviet Union
Barnard
Moscow
Indiana University
Helsinki
Finland
Miss Dwosh
Miss Cruise
NDEA
Hel
Sinki
Stockholm
Putney School
Vermont
Columbia
Washington, D.C
Charles Eisenberg
Parleys Exam Cheating Raises Honor Board Questions
A Barnard student condemns cheating as a weakness of the system and urges responsible reporting to professors or the Honor Board. Miss Walkin notes honest students are sacrificed and cites a Barnard girl who told Prof Saulnier about the exam. An Economics 26 student calls the true false format difficult and ambiguous.
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Barnard
Saulnier
Bulletin invites junior show script submissions now
Bulletin Board calls for submissions for next year's Junior Show with Susan Foster as contact. Original musicals may receive first consideration. C.U. Orchestra concert features Howard Shaner conducting works by Dodge, Scarlatti, Dvorak and a Beethoven violin concerto at McMillan Theatre. Also a Southeast Asia policy talk by William Bundy at Joan of Arc Junior High School at 93rd Street.
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Susan Foster
Columbia University Orchestra
Howard Shaner
Festival of the Arts
Columbia
McMillan Theatre
Dodge
Scarlotti
Dvorak
William P. Bundy
U.S
Southeast Asia
Joan of Arc Junior High School
93Rd Street
Amsterdam
Columbia Avenues
Ewing Awarded Swedish Medal for Geophysics Work
Ewing receives Swedish medal for geophysical contributions. He directed planning for the geological observatory on the 100 acre wood estate site along the Hudson River after Columbia was appointed to oversee the project.
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Columbia
Hudson River
Geological Observatory
Letters Question integrity at SNCC fundraiser
A reader criticizes a fundraiser run by the SNCC Friends group for lacking integrity. The letter asks where the dollars went and urges contributors to question the handling of funds while noting a request for a refund from Miss Jenkins and Brent H. Kramer signs as G. S. Spec'l.
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C. U. Friends of
SNCC
Aloukou to Join NBC Panel on Free Society
Marietta Aloukou, a 1967 Greece student, will appear on NBC's Miss Gordon's Youth Program Sunday at noon in a half hour panel on How Is Free Society Achieved. She joins three other foreign students from Columbia NYU and Brooklyn College, representing Canada Argentina and Pakistan.
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Marietta Aloukou
NBC
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