Barnard Trustees Elect Milbank Chairman and Board Members
The Barnard College trustees elected Samuel R. Milbank as chairman of the board. Wallace Jones and Ambassador Francis J. United were named vice chairmen. William H. Mathers won another seven year term. Rosemary Park joined the board. Mrs. Walt Rostow and Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger were appointed to terms as alumnae trustees.
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Samuel R. Milbank
Barnard
Milank
Wallace &. Jones
Francis J United
States
United Nations
Rosemary Park
Walt W. Rostow
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
HUAC Schedules Hearing For Protesters In Peace Movement
Twelve members of the Women’s Strike for Peace in the metropolitan area are subpoenaed by the House Un-American Activities Committee and will appear in Washington on December 11 and 12. The movement’s press committee argues the investigation aims to divert attention from safeguarding families amid nuclear threat and calls the inquiry an attack on peace advocacy.
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Women’s Strike For Peace
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Washington
Press Committee For the Women’s Strike For Peace
Beame Urges Home Rule for N Y C
New York City Comptroller Abraham D. Beame told the Columbia Barnard Young Democratic Club that proper home rule powers are essential to solve fiscal problems. He urged grassroots pressure on the state to grant revenue authority, citing off track betting as an example of undue state control and proposing taxation to curb bookies.
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New York City
Abraham D. Beame
Columbia-Barnard Young Democratic Club
Beame
Rockefeller
Mr. Beame
Queens College Professors Win Trial On Discrimination Charges
Two associate professors at Queens College win the right to a Supreme Court trial over alleged anti Catholic bias in promotion. Lombardo and Mullally claim denial of full professorship due to Catholic prejudice citing a 1960 SCAD finding. Board of Higher Education denies discrimination and weighs appeal or jury option.
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Queens College
Supreme Court
Josef V. Lombardo
Joseph P. Mullally
State Commission
State Supreme Court
SCAD
Board of Higher Education
Vincent A. Lupiano
Gustave G. Rosenberg
Lupiano
Queens
Assembly Debates Charter Change and Economic Panel
The Representative Assembly debated rewording Article 1 Section D Part 4 to endorse candidates for student government. Miss Katz argued chartering lacks clear denial grounds, while Sheila Gordon challenged the change as revolutionary. Economist Raymond Saulnier called 1962 disappointing, urging spending caps and tax cuts to spur growth.
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Representative Assembly
Arlene Katz
Miss Katz
Rep Assembly
Katz
Sheila Gordon
Miss Gordon
Sue Sheffler
Carol Cardozo
Miss Stein
Assembly
Raymond J. Saulnier
Saulnier
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisors
Barnard-Columbia
Sheraton-Dallas
Dallas
Texas
Grayson Kirk
Major Examinations Dates Set for February Candidates
Major examinations for February candidates run Wednesday to Friday January 16 to 18. The Faculty allows a student to take the major exam if qualifying requirements for her major are met by semester end. A 1962 Faculty vote permits up to 18 summer-session points to count toward the Barnard degree for the Class of 1965.
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Barnard
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Marjory J. Nelson
M.D
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Phyllis Klein
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