Rightist Club Elects Its Officers and Plans Magazine
The Conservative Association elected officers for the coming year at its April 26 meeting. Bob D Agostino is president with Ruthana Donahue vice president and Mary Lou Lindquist secretary. Membership will be restricted and old members auto elect next year. Foundation, the new magazine, will be published before semester end with Jeff Bell as editor.
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Conservative Association
Bob D'agostino
Ruthana Donahue
Mary Lou Lindquist GS
Michele Gagnon
Jack Kiess
Bill Goring
Pete McCann
Barnard
Dave Epstein
Jeff Bell
Miss Donahue
Foundation
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Columbia
Orientation Week Extends To Include Transfers
The Transfer Orientation Committee plans social events with graduate schools to broaden the program. Miss Lebost notes that Honor Board lectures campus tours and the academic program will run alongside the Freshman Orientation week, expanding activities for foreign students and transfers.
Sociologists and chemists appear in university events
Professor Renee Fox of the Sociology Department appeared on the Barry Gray Show on April 27 to discuss Belgian culture. Professor Emma D. Stecher and Gloria C. Toralballa joined the Federation of Experimental Biologists convention held April 14 to 16.
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Renee Fox
Barry Gray
Emma D. Stecher
Gloria C. Toralballa
Federation of Experimental Biologists
HUAC Contends Local College Protest Had Communist Ties
The May 13 1960 protest by area college students ended with arrests and charges of disorderly conduct and assault on officers. Robert Mesenbach was acquitted of assault charges while HUAC branded the demonstration as planned by Communists and prepared a film to prove its claimed conspiracy despite opponents condemning the film as biased and disputed.
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Robert Mesenbach
HUAC
Cahuch
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Letter (Continued from Page 2) Whetsoeva And at any rate
In the continued letter a group stated as existing has no precedents and Gloria Shapiro of class of 1962 is referenced. The text indicates impossible conditions for the group’s status and mentions future or prior discussions.
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A. Totuink
Gloria Shapiro
University Events Bulletin for May at Columbia and Nearby
Dana Farnsworth discusses Sex and the College Girl on May 1 in Brooks Living Room with a Q&A. Columbia Glee Club performs April 28 at Town Hall. Disarmament Committee meets May 1 in Hamilton 717 to discuss Geneva Conference arms program and profits. Dr. Pope-Hennessey lecture May 5 in Schermerhorn 501 with reception. William Golding lecture May 1 in Wollman Auditorium with English Society social in Philosophy Hall Lounge. Theodore Roszak sculpture exhibit at Pierre Matisse Gallery runs through May 12 at 41 E 57 St. Silver judging today in Barnard Hall. Newman Club meets tomorrow in Earl Hall at 4:30.
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Dana Farnsworth
Harvard University
Brooks
Columbia University Glee Club
Bailey Harvey
Town Hall
Committee For Disarmament
Hamilton
John Pope-Hennessey
Graduate Art History Association of
Columbia University
Schermerhorn
Department of Art History
Editors Protest Staff Alterations On Michigan Daily
The senior editorial staff of the Michigan Daily resigned and seven of eight juniors declined senior staff appointments in protest of actions by the Board of Control of Student Publications. The April 20 Board meeting restructured the staff and altered three of seven recommendations, prompting accusations of hastiness and disregard for candidate details.
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