Undergrad Treasurer Resigns Over Health
Marion Rosenthal ’63, undergraduate treasurer, resigns due to health. She submitted her letter to Frankie Stein ’63, undergraduate president, this morning at 9, creating vacancies on Student Council and Representative Assembly. No current bookkeeper or policy decisions for the treasurer’s office exist. Stein declines an all college election for a single officer, citing constitutional non requirement. Council members questioned the need for a treasurer at last week’s meeting.
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Marion Rosenthal
Miss Rosenthal
Frankie Stein
ID Checks at Ferris Booth Hall Limit Vagrants and Guests
The Board of Managers installs ID checks at Ferris Booth Hall to deter minor theft and limit use to Columbia College undergrads Barnard faculty and their guests. The hall hosts the First Annual Eastern Invitational Tiddly Winks Tournament on December 8 with Harvard providing 28 sets and a hubcap prize. Over 20 schools invited. each may enter up to two teams with a $3 entry fee.
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Robert Heller
Board of Managers
Lion’s den
Columbia College
Barnard
Ferris Booth Hall Board of Managers
Alan Charney
Ferris Booth Hall
Harvard
Council to hire bookkeeper through June for training
A council consensus favors hiring a bookkeeper through June to manage accounts and train the new Treasurer elected in March. No appointment will fill Miss Rosenthal's vacancy until undergraduate elections. Miss Stein and Linda Sweet will hold Treasurer office hours pending a final council decision.
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Miss Stein
Linda Sweet
Assembly Rejects Action Charter Bid After Four Debates
Four attempts were made to place Action's charter on the Representative Assembly agenda but three failed. The fourth motion passed 34 to 0 with 9 abstentions. Action, Barnard's proposed political party, was previously denied charter by the Student Council over clauses requiring nomination of candidates and a campaign platform.
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Action
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Council
Miss Stein
Mada Levine
Roselle Kurland
REP Assembly
Barnard Plans Exchange With Four Southern Colleges
Barnard College seeks four southern partners for the 1962 63 Student Exchange with Duke University Randolph Macon Women s College Morgan State College and Virginia Union University under consideration Delegates and sponsors will be exchanged to discuss urban renewal housing discrimination and school integration with Barnard and Southern programs sharing roles The calendar shows Barnard delegates leave February 3 return February 9 and guests depart February 15 Miss Ruben says sponsors are as important as delegates and applications for both open this week
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Jane Ruben
Duke University
Durham
North Carolina
Randolph-Macon Women’s College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Morgan State College
Baltimore, Maryland
Virginia Union University
Richmond
Ruben
Barnard
Nkefaton
New York
Miss Ruben
Jake
Beame to Speak on City Fiscal Problems for Democrats
Abraham D. Beame will address Columbia Barnard Young Democrats at 4 p.m. about New York City’s financial troubles, noting state relations and ongoing fiscal challenges. Beame, NYC Comptroller since 1961, has long served in budget and civic roles and was a 1962 gubernatorial contender.
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Beame
Dems
Abraham D. Beame
City of
New York
Columbia-Barnard
Young Democrats
New York State
New York City
Board of Estimate
Statutory Consolidation
Teachers Retirement
American Institute of Accountants
New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association
City of New York
Cellophane Replaces Pegs In Student Mail System
Red cellophane tags replace discarded pegs on the Student Mail board under Mrs. Florence Bridges. The system signals mail by moving a red slip right for mail and left for none. Students mark who they mail, with each student responsible for noting recipients.
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Jake
Florence Bridges
Water Safety and Red Cross Courses Offered This Semester
The Department of Physical Education schedules a Water Safety Instructor's Course on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5 to 6 25 p.m. for students 18 by May 1963 with a Senior Life Saving Certificate earned in the last three years. Miss Fern Yates invites interested students to apply. A Senior Red Cross Life Saving Course runs second semester on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to 6 p.m.
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Department of Physical Education
Fern Yates
Red Cross
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Undergrad
BOM
Fbh
Ferris Booth
Marjory J. Nelson
M.D
Rep. Assembly
Naomi, Weintraub
Exchange
South
Shoshanna Sofaer
Bulletin
Francine Stein
Sofaer
Rep
Mark Ramee
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