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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
2
The Harlem Education Project and others push for federal subsidies and direct government action to back rent strikes across Harlem tenements. Activists argue strikes reveal urban decay and educate tenants about dealing with city bureaus while highlighting interdependence of politics and housing.
The campus schedules a Tuesday 8 pm Bulletin Christmas Party at the Bulletin office. Elections for Student Handbook editor occur today at noon. Spring program cards must be submitted by advisors by Friday December 20. Seniors and upperclassmen submit signed cards to specified registrar boxes. Freshmen and sophomores use the Milbank boxes. some signatures not required for nonchanging programs. Several campus events follow including a 110 in the Shade interest sign-up, Senior Week ticket orders, cap and gown payments, Sing rehearsal, Citizenship Council tutoring meeting, a Masque for Christmas, and lectures in Wollman Auditorium. religious services and Holy Communion are planned at St. Paul’s Chapel and the Chapel.
Radio listings show Monday December 16 featuring Columbia vs Lafayette basketball in two games at 5 30 and 7 45, followed by Gilbert and Sullivan Birthday Special. Tuesday December 17 includes Jacques de Rock Hebrew program Pi Ha Aton Modern Drama class Vaudeville and Jazz shows into midnight. Wednesday December 18 offers music programs Uncle Ed Voz Hispanica Shinton American History, Barnard Viewpoint and The 590 Club with Fred Lerner.
Westwood New Jersey December 5 report on the arrest of an African student at a host home on September 10 and the Bergen mayor’s subsequent apology. The incident drew local controversy and official scrutiny.
CORE Education Committee chairs a tutoring project with the Citizenship Council to recruit and train tutors and place them through university facilities. Anne Jaffe urges broad Columbia community involvement while CORE seeks NYC cooperation and long term support for high school students.
Barnard College requires written permission from the instructor on a registrar issued card for time extensions on any written work. The card must be filed in the Registrar's Office before January 10 and the papers sent to the Registrar by February 20, 1964. Work not handed in by February 20 receives an automatic F.
Wilkins proposed SNCC arrange tours of the North for field secretaries to address Negro groups and explain their circumstances and issues. He plans to present the idea to SNCC leadership. He contends Northern Negroes neglect political participation, unlike whites, and cites potential cooperation mainly on civil rights legislation.
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