National Student Association codifies fifteenth Congress resolutions
Summary of NSA codification from the fifteenth national student Congress and post congress meeting. Resolutions urge faculty emphasis on teaching over publication, support tuition-free or nominal tuition in New York state and municipal colleges, establish honors programs for gifted students, back student social action including minority employment rights, and uphold separation of church and state per Supreme Court rulings.
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National Student Association
NSA
USNSA
New York
Fifteenth
National Student Congress
New York State
Drug and Hospital Employees Union
Beth-El Hospital
Brooklyn
United States
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Experimental Theatre Presents Student Plays Friday and Saturday
Barnard Columbia Experimental Theatre offers two student produced plays Two Women of Boston and The Secretary at 8 30 p m Friday and Saturday in the Mount Latham Playhouse Green Room admission fifty cents The program includes Arthur a serious piece by B Gurvitz and The Saga of Sue a Girl With One Shoe a comedic piece by E Dav Lewis The Yeats dramatic poem At the Hawks Well directed by Robin Lithgow with original music
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Experimental Theatre
Boston
Bruce Feld
Sue
E. Dav Lewis
Robin Lithgowe
the Hawks
William Butler Yeats
Mt Latham Playhouse
Barnard Students Join CORE Poster Walk Protest
Barnard College students joined the Congress of Racial Equality in a Poster Walk against Sealtest Company. Jemera Rone described the event as a chance to advance her beliefs. The action targeted Sealtest over racial employment gaps revealed by a study, with NAACP and CORE threatening a broader boycott if policies did not change.
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Barnard
Congress of Racial Equality
Sealtest Company
Jemera Rone
Walker
Novern
Seal Company
New York
Sealtest
National Association For the Avancement of Colored People
CORE
NAACP
Stein
Students urge campus group to influence Barnard politics
Readers dispute the editorial Action A Crime and push for a student group to focus on college needs. They argue elections should reflect broader campus issues, not just isolated platforms, and pressing college problems like library hours deserve organized student input.
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Representative Assembly
Action
Barnard
Lion mascot at Columbia University faces rough realities
An article chronicles the Columbia University Lion mascot, Dave Schwarz, detailing the impractical suit, constant singing and signing duties, and lingering grit. It notes the creature’s symbolism of vigor amid a tired, mangy costume and the fatigue of the wearer during events.
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Columbia Univers
Columbia
Dave Schwarz
Archie Roberts
Colum
Roaring
Lion
Schwarz
Vigor
Santa Claus
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Susan Tucker
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