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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
2
Barry and Dr. Spain condemn Mississippi oppression as a national problem. They attest to ongoing killings and arrests, warn against complacency, and stress the need for funds, equipment, and northern support to sustain civil rights work.
Savio reports continued unity among groups except the Young Republicans while Weinstein warns only protecting free speech requires protecting opposing voices. He cites 10 busloads of pro Scranton anti Goldwater pickets en route from a restricted off campus site during the Republican Convention. He notes Knowland’s influence to quell dissent and criticizes university administration for civil rights protests over political group solicitation. The Council of Department Chairs is split amid student agitation. Kerr Scal lopino axis opposes student activity and blocks campus voice. No plan for Free Speech Movement branch at Columbia.
The Placement Office lists 13 internship openings at schools abroad and in the Americas for one year. Seniors may apply to teach elementary or secondary grades with varying salaries. Applications are in Room 114 Milbank Hall with a December 18 deadline.
Miss Gunner argues students need time to talk and ask questions to learn facts and theories. She says responsibility to learn belongs to the student and favors an advisory system to expand choices and personal purpose in college.
The Central Committee for Greek Games has named '67 and '68 chairmen with Marian Heimer '67 as Business Manager. Heading sophomore activities is Sharon Smith '67 as Chairwoman with Sheryl Wain as Co-Chairman. sophomore chairs include Eileen Caspary Athletics Elsa Holtz Business Arlene Hurwitz Merry Selk Costumes and others with sign-up sheets posted on Jake class boards.
Luening argues that university involvement offers practical chances to practice art beyond classrooms. He hopes convocation showcases his works as part of a wider trend toward more artist opportunities on college and university campuses across America.
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