SCLC Plans College Drive For SCOPE
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference recruits volunteers for SCOPE a ten week Summer Community Organization and Political Education Project in the South aiming to organize voter registration drives and local programs in Alabama Mississippi and other states. The objective is to place as many Columbia University students as possible in one region with orientation sessions in New York June 14 19 and local coordinators to assist.
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Ship Conference
South
SCOPE
Alabama
Mississippi
Columbia University
New York
SCLC
Belknap Analyzes Soviet Writers Today
Associate Professor Robert L. Belknap discusses the current position of Soviet writers, treating them as artists rather than political instruments. He outlines three groups: Party loyalists, Pasternak heirs, and writers of integrity who translate and hide their work awaiting publication.
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Belknap
Robert L. Belknap
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
Russia
Pasternak
Prof
Stalin
Catalogue Delay and Extended Filing Deadlines
The notice announces a delay in catalogue material delivery until April 29 or 30. Students unable to file tentative programs on May 11 may file by May 14 without penalty while classes suspend before exams and advisors may have limited hours on May 13 and 14. Schedule conferences accordingly.
Currie Committee Holds Open Debate on Curriculum Changes
Barnard hosts an all college debate tomorrow at noon in the College Parlor to gauge student support for changes in degree requirements, course numbers, majors, and offerings. Holly Gunner will present Currie Committee recommendations while Helen Feingold reports on grading and exams.
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Currie Committee
Barnard
Holly Gunner
Helen Feingold
Currie
Columbia University
Brooks Hall Seventh Floor Fire Damages Dormitories
A fire on Brooks Hall seventh floor last Thursday night started possibly from defective electrical equipment. Alarms sounded at 1 15 a m with smoke in two rooms and water damage across sixth to eighth floors. Delayed activation and Hewitt entry slowed evacuation. students housed in nearby spaces while repairs were checked. By 2 30 a m most residents returned except those on six seven eight Brooks.
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Brooks Hall
Brooks
Barbara Crampton
Hewitt
Harriet van Sickle
Rosemary Park
SNCC Forman to Speak at Broadway Church Event
James Forman executive secretary of SNCC is guest speaker for Columbia Friends of SNCC on Monday April 26 at 7 p.m. at Broadway Presbyterian Church. He organized the 1964 Mississippi Summer Project and Fayette County relief efforts for sharecroppers evicted over registration.
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Columbia Friends of
SNCC
James Forman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Mr. Forman
Mississippi
Fayette County
Tennessee
America
University Relations Committee
Lauren Kaplan
Sam Gross
Dick Taylor
Forman
Fresh Orientation Chairmen Plan Sponsor Assignments
Freshmen orientation planning advances with Jessica Lobel announcing committee chairs for events such as Faculty Luncheon Enrico Wolfe and Publicity Sara Piovia. Sponsor applicants exceed capacity with 120 applications for 70 places and rooms to be assigned by Miss Van Sickle in July.
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Enrico Wolfe
Adrienne Aaron
Earl Hall
Sheila Helfenbein
Diane Contente
Columbia
Debbie Rosenberg
Arlene Hurwitz
Ferris Booth Hall
Doreen Goldberg
Cathy Feola
Laura Hurvich
Sara Piovia
Miss Lobel
Miss. Lobel
Miss van Sickle
Barnard Yearbook Selects Trio as Editors for 1965 66
Mortarboard will expand its co editor model to three for the 1965 66 term. Connie Hess Annette Niemtzow and Margaret Steinglass all class of 1966 were chosen to lead the Barnard yearbook. They plan more campus artwork and four senior pictures if funding allows.
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Mortarboard
Connie Hess
Annette Niemtzow
Margaret Steinglass
Barnard
Miss Hess
Pine Manor Junior College
Miss Niemtzow
Miss Steinglass
Columbia
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Naomi Achs
Naomi Acts
John Akula
Barnard-Columbia Action
Jessica Lobel
Proctor
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