Barnard Benefit Concert Nets 220 for SNCC
Maynard Ferguson headlined a Barnard Race Relations Committee benefit at McMillin Theatre raising about 220 for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. About 350 attended, with Barnard and City College students most visible. publicity delays and uneven university interest limited turnout.
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Northern Student Movement Coordinating Committee
Barnard Race Relations Committee
Maynard Ferguson
Roberta Yancy
Barnard Erate
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Barnard
City College
Hunter
NYU
Miss Dionis
SNCC
Dionis
Columbia University
NSMC
Boston
New Haven
Dartmouth
Mt. Holyoke
Wesleyan
Major Meetings Plan Programs For Spring Term
The deadline for filing final programs for the second term is Friday December 22. Programs must be filed with the Registrar between December 7 and December 22. Compulsory program meetings are today at 1 10 pm. Freshmen meet with Mrs Greene and Miss Kimmey in Room 306B and sophomores have a separate meeting.
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Greene
Kimmey
Scholarships for 1962 62o aid applications due February 5
Students seeking financial aid for the 1962 62o academic year must submit applications by February 5. A form labeled SE For my ugg is required, with a potential fine for late or missing materials. Contact Mrs. Sarshad before applying.
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Ugg
Ron
Milbank
Meyer Aids In Exchange Orientation
The Southern Exchange Committee organized the orientation plan for Barnard’s Student Exchange delegates. Faith Holsaert and Jane Rolnick will meet with Gladys Meyer to discuss the program, theater choices, and distribution of Barnard information kits to participating schools and students.
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Southern Exchange
Southern Exchange Committee
Faith Holsaert
Jane Rolnick
Gladys Meyer
Barnard
Office of College Activities
Students urged to share views on abolition of class structure
The Constitutional Revision Committee hosts two open meetings on December 11 and December 18 to gather student feedback on Representative Assembly and the college class structure. Attendees may propose reforms, discuss representation concerns, and consider abolishing the structure in favor of ad hoc committees. Members include Judy Warden, Marilyn Ross, Ann Pitt, Shoshanna Sofaer, Judith Lefkowitz, and Frankie Stein.
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Representative Assembly
Conni Foshay
Roselle Kurland
Constitutional Revision Committee
Rep Assembly
Jake
Barnard College
Morningside Heights
Judy Warden
Marilyn Ross
Ann Pitt
Shoshanna Sofaer
Judith Lefkowitz
Frankie Stein
Wasted Classroom sparks Barnard dorm discussion
The article The Wasted Classroom by Nathan Glazer sparked a dorm discussion at Barnard sponsored by Dorm Exec. Mrs. McIntosh explained Barnard’s three level instruction from large lectures to seminars and noted students’ strong preparation for graduate study while others urged broader liberal arts training.
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Nathan Glazer
Harpers
Exec
McIntosh
Barnard
Glazer
Seminar Views Campuses Discusses Student Politics
The Regional International Student Relations Seminar at Manhattanville College drew seventeen delegates including Anne Vogel Connie Brown and Ann Fleisher. Don Emmerson NSA official opened with talks on student roles in university and society, followed by papers on Latin America and Africa and remarks on Ghanaian student challenges.
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Manhattanville College
Anne Vogel
Connie Brown
Ann Fleisher
New York
National Student Association
Don Emmerson
NSA
Latin America
Africa
Ghana
Rep Assembly Rejects Condemnation of Reddix Action
The Representative Assembly defeated a motion to condemn Jackson State College President Jacob L. Reddix for dissolving the Student Government Association and expelling its president. Delegates cited insufficient information and questioned the Assembly’s authority in the matter. Election of an alternate Columbia University Student Council delegate was postponed and constitutional revision discussed.
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Ralph Delacavo
Latin America
Jackson State College
Jacob L. Reddix
Representative Assembly
Mississippi
Reddix
Columbia University Student Council
De Bary to Keynote at Council Conference on China
The Political Council Conference on Communist China will be held all day Saturday February 24 1962 with a keynote by Professor William Theodore De Bary of Columbia Oriental Studies. Delegates from at least 28 schools will attend including Barnard and Columbia. registration December 11 12 13 from 12 1. A $3 registration fee covers costs.
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Political Council
William Theodore de Bary
Oriental Studies Department
Columbia
United States-China
Counci
Barnard
Jake
Whittfogel
University of Washington
Seattle
Tang
Georgetown Universty
Professou
Teachers College
Columbia University
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Meyer
Booth
Connie Foshay
Lorraine Botk
Jor
Reginald Green
By Ann Fleisher
de Bary
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