Crowell Reports On Exchange Plans and Delays
Crowell defends a wider program scope for Student Exchange while noting limited manpower. She cites letters to the University of South Carolina and reports Southerners were not informed of the program’s civil rights aims. Several colleges rejected participation, and Barnard delegates delayed publishing their report to recover and catch up on work.
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Southerners Had Not Been Informed of the Purpose of the Program. Miss Crowell
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Barnard
Barnard Leaders Jenkins and Van Sickle Plan Departures
Barnard College will consolidate posts with Jenkins and Van Sickle leaving. Jenkins praises objective Undergraduate Association leadership while proposing a stronger commuter resident committee and arts group offices. Van Sickle departs after five years as Director of Residence, with prior work in medical social work and California business experience.
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RAA Awards Tea Honors Sporting and Service Members
The Barnard Recreation and Athletic Association will host its annual Awards Tea on Tuesday April 26 to recognize students for outstanding performance in extracurricular sports and service to the association. The newly elected governing board is led by Rise Knecht with officers and activity leaders across Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Camp, Fencing, Folk Dance, Modern Dance, Publicity, Sailing, Swimming, Volleyball and class representatives.
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Gail Fincham
Francis Karner
Deanne Shapiro
Roz Fink
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Campus Ruckus Prompts Campus Park Move
A 150 to 200 person crowd blocked entry to Low Library triggering clashes with police and an inquiry by university administrators. Twelve militants linked arms to prevent Naval officers from entering, police cleared the access, and students faced potential dismissal while 38 letters admitted participation.
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