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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
4
Miss Marjorie Donnelly and Miss Suzie McKee discuss friendships over two years in the Philippines and Nigeria. They note language barriers with pidgin English and the value of imparting practical skills beyond formal classrooms.
University crowds on Jake and College Walk met Peace Corps recruiters with high energy. Director Robert Gale cites contact with over 1,000 people and more than 200 campuses including Columbia as part of a broadened depth recruiting effort.
The Peace Corps Placement examination is offered December 12 to 14 in Room 202 Ferris Booth Hall with multiple daily times. The test covers general and language aptitude. a foreign language proficiency section is optional and available Thursday and Friday at 8:30 p.m. Students must bring a completed Volunteer Questionnaire.
Shriver told a McMillin Theatre audience that the Peace Corps is delivering on its promises with no ordinary government achievement. He noted volunteers face no incompetence and that client nations have increased Peace Corps requests. Humphrey and Goldwater voiced concurrent support. A new training phase will let underclassmen begin summer study for overseas assignments after graduation.
The Columbia Citizenship Council and CORE sponsor an on campus tutorial program for students who plan to graduate but lack college motivation. Each tutor will give two to four hours weekly to a group of three students and guide them to graduation. Interested students should attend the CORE meeting at 8:00 PM in 212 Hamilton, contact Ann Jaffe at Box 317.
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