350 Sign Protest Plan New Times Act 350 Sign Protest
Over 350 signatures pour into an open letter to President Kennedy opposing fallout shelters. Seven Columbia professors coordinate the campaign from engineering, psychology, philosophy, zoology, and civil engineering with Nobel signers and support from tenarea colleges. They plan full page New York Times ads and more papers as funds flow in.
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Columbia
Emil J. Gumbel
New York Times
Boston-Cambridge
Gumbel
Association of University Professors At
Jersey
Westchester
Long Island
Salvadori
NUSAC Aims to Reform Education for Non Whites in South Africa
The National Union of South African Students represented by Berry Mason seeks to mobilize opinion against tribal college education and to offer alternative schooling for non white students. It cites apartheid as extending into education and criticizes inadequate facilities. Mason predicts non whites will hold political power within decades and says NUSAS aims to train future non white leaders with support from NSA despite government fundraising bans.
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National Union of South African Students
Berry Mason
South Africa
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Mr. Mason
German Majors to Hear Held on The Merchant in Renaissance Art
Professor Julius S. Held of the Fine Arts Department will speak in German at the German Majors Meeting Tuesday December 12 at 430 p.m. The talk titled The Merchant in Renaissance Art will feature slides from Van Eyck to Durer. All interested may attend and non majors should sign up on the German Department Bulletin Board.
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Julius S. Held
Held
van Eyck
Durer
Louise G. Stabenau
CU Trains Volunteers For Africa
Fifty Peace Corps trainees at Columbia University study under Graduate Faculties and Teachers College. Diane Dwyer and Pat Morse describe an excellent program with mountain climbing, survival swimming, and three weeks on Sierra Leone history and culture. Dwyer plans to teach biology at Kwame Nkrumah’s alma mater, Morse to teach applied art in Freetown if chosen to go to Africa.
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Teachers’ College
Diane Dwyer
Pat Morse
Bulletin
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Sierra Leone
Miss Dwyer
Kwame Nkrumah
Miss Morse
Freetown
Program Meetings Note Room Assignments for Juniors and Seniors
Students will attend major department meetings in various rooms across campus. Rooms include American Studies 319M Anthropology 421L Botany 339M Chemistry 311M Economics 417L English 304B Fine Arts 302B Foreign Areas 1100B French 4M Geology-Geography 212M German 133M Government 37M Greek and Latin 269M History 315M Italian 217M and more under Mrs. Garcia-Lorca in the Gymnasium.
Regional NSA Program Frustration Hinders Aid Plan
A Forum summary notes a gap between campus efforts and NSA administration in launching a privately managed foreign aid fund. Columbia University coordinates seek regional sponsorship, but national planning limits NY Metropolitan action, risking effort without decisive support.
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Manhattanville College
National Students Association
Columbia University Nsa
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Columbia
Columbia University
Free Citizens Fund
Glen Frank
New York
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