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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
5
A fragmented excerpt notes miners along the main line and sub-leased workers lacking union contracts. The text hints at tensions over labor agreements and employment conditions within the mining town.
Malcolm X criticizes Negro apathy and the white political machine influence. He cites Adam Clayton Powell and warns that abstention can act as power while the Black Muslim movement gains momentum amid debates over democracy and race.
A meeting on teaching job opportunities is set for Tuesday December 10 at 3 p.m. in the College Parlor. Mrs Ethel S Paley director of the Placement Office and Miss Josephine Mayer director of the Teaching Programs will join alumni teachers to discuss methods to find teaching positions.
The Barnard College Club of New York hosts Carl Dauterman Associate Curator of Western European Arts for a December 5 lecture at 8 p.m. in the Club Rooms of Barbizon Hotel with a $2 admission to benefit CORE. viande The event promotes non violent action and features Dauterman’s insights from international decorative arts collections.
Bulletin board items include Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course details at Barnard Hall with December 18 deadline for 208 room, and age and certificate requirements for 1964 summer teaching. Also a colloquium on Scientific Results from the Alouette at Goddard Institute today at 4, a postponed Christmas concert at Casa Italiana, LISTEN music monthly free copies, Judaism lecture Thursday at Barnard 302, placement registration reminders, and University Concert Band auditions and positions with rehearsals and contact numbers.
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