Sunrise Over the Bay Savio Leads Berkeley Free Speech
Mario Savio, leader of the Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley, emphasized the traditional role of protest in campus life as the movement intensified this fall.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
3
Mario Savio, leader of the Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley, emphasized the traditional role of protest in campus life as the movement intensified this fall.
Preparations are underway for the sixty third Greek Games to be held April 24. The Central Committee has been reorganized and a god chosen, with Dionysus honored in this year’s festival. The event is largely funded by the Head Tax on sophomores and freshmen, a one dollar collection from Jake from eleven to two until Christmas.
Transcripts destined for Columbia Office of Graduate Admissions must be ordered by December 18 to meet the January 4 deadline. The notice stresses timely processing and specifies the target due date for submission.
Senator Jacob K. Javits told about 60 students at Wollman auditorium that the Peace Corps is the most idealistic yet practical element of U.S. foreign policy. He urged technical skills to accompany aid and said volunteers should avoid political involvement in host countries.
About 100 students gathered last Wednesday for the opening meeting of Friends of SNCC at Columbia. Dr. David Spain discussed civil rights, Mississippi, and federal responsibility, with Marion Barry Jr and Faith Holsaert among speakers. The group outlined a 1965 Summer Project expanding beyond Mississippi into Alabama Arkansas and Georgia, plus fund drives and two project committees meeting this week.
Barnard College trustees voted to apply for National Defense Education Act student loan program funding. They also approved a $140 increase in dorm room rents and endorsed expanding the student body to about 2,000 while preserving a 50 50 resident to commuter balance.
Holly Gunner explains the Curriculum Committee report urges remedies for ethical aimlessness in Barnard education. She argues for dialogue over facts, broader teaching focus, and a link between material and personal relevance, backing a four course system.
Barnard College requires written permission from the instructor on a Registrar form for extensions of time for written work and laboratory reports. The form must be filed in the Registrar's Office before January 8, with papers sent to the Registrar's Office by February 24, 1968, and forwarded to the instructor. Without a signed extension, a grade of F will be assigned.
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