R A A Honors Students With Sportsmanship Awards
President Rosemary Park attended the annual R A A awards event in the College Parlor. Carole Cooper outlined future plans including expanded intramurals and tennis court efforts while Deanne Shapiro distributed awards. Joan Spector and Deena Wechsler received Senior Honor. Roberta Holland earned Senior Service. Major Sports and Athletic Merit awards were given across sports.
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Rosemary Park
Recreation and Athletic Association
Carole Cooper
R.A.A
Deanne Shapiro
Joan Spector
Deena Wechsler
Miss Shapiro
Jenkins Responds To SNCC Group Fee Move
Miss Jenkins explains a shift in costs from a $35 flat fee to labor charges billed by Buildings and Grounds. The meeting moved from the gym to Broadway Presbyterian Church. She condemns a Spectator criticism while praising SNCC as an organization she admires.
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Broadway Presbyterian Church
Miss Jenkins
Walter Furman
Furman
SNCC
Columbia Daily Spectator
Class of 67 Wins Greek Games
The article describes the Greek Games where the Class of 67 won the event amid a Theban myth theme. Agave and Dionysus influence the festivities as Pentheus dies, signaling Dionysus victory. Sophomores form four chariot teams. freshmen challenge them in events. three priestesses ignite the torch to start the festival. freshmen have only twice won in 63 years.
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Agave
Dionysus
Pentheus
Thebes
SNCC Protest Addresses University Policy and Autonomy
SNCC delegates pressed changes to a new speaker policy citing lack of humanitarian values at the university. They questioned applicability to Columbia groups invitations by telephone and admit university ID rules while seeking a formal appeal channel for College Activities Office decisions.
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Columbia University
College Activities Office
Malcolm
Fulbright Grants Open May for 1966 67 Cycle
The 1966 67 Fulbright program opens May 1 offering full U S government grants for graduate study abroad and for professional training in arts and social fields. Over 800 Americans may study in 55 countries with preferences for first time abroad and under age 35, selection based on academic record study plan and personal qualifications. More details from Barnard Placement Office.
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United States
Institute of International Education
Wil
USS
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