Ruben Appoints Group To Conduct Exchange
Ruben names a steering committee to run the Student Exchange with seniors Roselle Kurland and Rochelle Haimes as North and South Subchairmen. The panel includes Denise Jackson, Betty Linsky, Sharon Klayman, Ann Selgin, Sue Silverman, Ellen Schneider, Connie Brown, Ann Knight, Helen Rauch, and Carlyn Sundberg. Deadline for delegate and sponsor applications is Monday December 17.
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Roselle Kurland
Rochelle Haimes
Student Exchange
Denise Jackson
Betty ‘Linsky
Sharon Klayman
Ann Selgin
Sue Silverman
Ellen Schneider
Connie Brown
Ann Knight
Helen Rauch
Carlyn Sundberg
Jane Ruben
Exchange
Miss Kurland
West Virginia
Haimes
Miss Ruben
Council to Host UN Tours for Out-of-Town Students
Lou Gary 64C announced Columbia students will host visiting college groups at the United Nations. Volunteers will lead seminars and guided tours on weekdays and Saturdays as part of the Citizenship Council recruitment drive with U.N. orientation by the Secretariat. An experimental tour group for Duke University led to a successful outcome. Negotiations for expansion are ongoing with U.N. under-secretaries.
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Lou Gary
Collegiate Council of the United Nations
Columbia
United Nations
Gary
Citizenship Council
U.N
The
Duke University
Senior Portrait Session Notices at Horston-Thomas Studios
Representatives from Horston-Thomas Studios will visit Room 107 Barnard on Tuesday December 11 from 9 30 am to 4 30 pm and again Monday December 17 at the same hours. Retakes require proofs to reach Mortarboard by January 11, 1963.
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Horston-Thomas_Studios
Barnard
Barnard Zoology Students Start Independent Research
National Science Foundation support enables Barnard College zoology majors to pursue Problems of Zoology projects with faculty consultants. Seniors Kathie Agayoff Marta Muller study B Mercaptoethanol effects on frog and hybrid frog embryos while Ursula Johnson investigates calcium metabolism in fish.
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National Science Foundation
Barnard
Zoology
Kathie Agayoff
Marta Muller
Ursula Johnson
Segregated Institutes May Lose Federal Aid
Federal grants for dormitories cafeterias and facilities at segregated colleges may be withdrawn under Kennedy's order. The move could affect schools like the University of Mississippi with large federal-funded campuses. Southern leaders including Sen. Stennis pledge to seek changes arguing the order intrudes on local choice.
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University of
Kennedy
Jack Bryan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Southern University
John Stennis
D. Miss
Stennis
Reps Debate Charter for Action Club at Friday Assembly
At a Friday Student Assembly meeting reps argued over denying a charter to the club Action. Faculty and student leaders clashed on constitutional validity and the potential for detriment to the college, with calls to study constitutions and seek council input before a final decision.
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Rep
Frankie Stein
Undergrad
Arlene Katz
Mary Corabi
Diane Caravetta
Miss Stein
Sheila Gordon
Ventilation Issues Threaten Donut Machine at Barnard
Miss Eleanor R. Smith, director of Fo Services, warns Barnard may lose the Hol'n One Donut Machine due to inadequate ventilation in the Annex Snack Bar. Odors from frying donuts have spread to Barard Hall. a Puritron purifier failed to help. Smith plans to move the machine to the dormitory kitchens if a location and operator can be found.
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Barnard
Annex
Eleanor R. Smith
Fo Services
Barard Hall
Miss Smith
Holl’n One
Fred Rosen
Hol'n One
Holland
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Miss Fleisher
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