Study period discussion faces Barnard limits and concerns
Rep in Curric and Faculty Committees confront study period debate at Barnard in room 3048. About 75 students, Deans Boorse and Schmitter, and Professor Woodbridge discussed history, three day policy results, and whether a temporary arrangement should become permanent. Students questioned college duration and scheduling amid Columbia links.
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Rachel Val Cohen
Boorse
Schmitter
Woodbridge
Barnard
Dean Schmitter
Columbia University
Helen Finegold
Currie Committee
New Dorm Ready in '68 To House 330 Students
Barnard plans a fourteen story dorm at 121st Street and Amsterdam Avenue to house about 330 students by January or February 1963. The Bryn Mawr Hotel site is being razed for the project, with apartment units and kitchens to fit student needs and potential future sale as an apartment building.
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Barnard
Ing
Elizabeth Meytes
Fege
121St St
Amsterdam Avenue
Bryn Mawr
Meyers
Reid-Brooks- Hewitt
Abbott
Bar
Barnard Fund Growth Driven by Gifts and Bequests
Gifts and bequests boosted Barnard College finances in September and October. Time Inc. gave 10000 to Barnard as part of a program honoring leadership and ATH. September gifts totaled 213100 to the Barnard Fund with alumnae contributions at 147950. October alumnae gifts were 76527, while non alumnae added 5000 from S&H Foundation. October larger gifts included 25000 from Robert Sterling Clark Foundation for Building Fund and 10000 from Helen Marie Carlson estate for Rosemary Thomas Prize in French. Special New Chapter Fund pledges included 50000 from Mrs Arthur H Sulzberger, 5000 from Overbrook Foundation named for Helen Goodhart Altschul, 5000 from Mrs Nicholas J Coolidge, and 5000 from Mrs William T Gossett.
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Barnard
Time Inc
Thor
Barnard Fund
Harry A. Hopf
Rita Hilbore
Rita H. Hopf
Arthur Lehman
Adele Lewisohn
S&h Foundation, Inc
Barnard College
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
Helen Marie Carlson
Rosemary Thomas
Vote Today on $4000 Grant to Cit Council by Undergrad Treasury
Rep Assembly considers granting four thousand dollars from the Undergrad Association Treasury to Columbia University Citizenship Council. The total will be set later for approval. Proponents note 340 Barnard students make up 40 percent of Cit Council membership and Barnard volunteers support Cit Council programs EHTP PACT and HEP.
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Rep Assembly
Undergrad Association
Treasury
Columbia University Citizenship Council
Cit Council
Barnard
EHTP
PACT
HEP
Assembly
Columbia Receives Ford Grant For Morningside Aid
Columbia receives a $10 million Ford Foundation grant aimed at Morningside community improvements. Reverend Dwight Smith says discussions with McGeorge Bundy stressed using funds for research and informing the academic community about local problems. A grant allocation board is forming, with student and community representation urged.
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Columbia
Morningside
Dwight Smith
Morningside Renewal Council
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Columbia University
Smith
Bundy
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University Student Council
Citizenship Council
Lawrence Chamberlain
CUSC
CORE
Columbia Faculty Peace Committee pushes for action over talk
The Columbia Faculty Peace Committee led by history professor Jeffrey Kaplow seeks protest against U S involvement in Vietnam, limits on government secrecy, and reform of grading policies. Plans include forums, a faculty student office, and a speakers bureau to mobilize community action while avoiding internal debate on guilt and responsibility.
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Committee of Columbia Faculty
Columbia Faculty Peace Committee
United States
Columbia
Jeffrey Kaplow
Action
Columbia Administration
Kaplaw
Johnson
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