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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1962
Page
3
Katie McDowell who is class of 1963 English major was elected editor of the Undergraduate Journal by Student Council. A survey on the Journal and copies of last year’s issue are available for feedback through December 21.
Applications due at 3 p.m. to Jake Ruben c/o Student Mail. Tentative events span Feb 3 to Feb 15 with arrivals, luncheons, interviews, housing panels, a concert, discussions on school integration, U.N. and city tours, urban renewal panels, and a farewell party featuring Miss Park and the Steering Committee.
Ada Otue sixty six of Nigeria will deliver the second Student Lecture Series talk on Thursday December 20 at 1 p.m. in 304B. The lecture titled Sunrise in the East will cover life in her homeland including politics geography education recreation and history.
Attorney Frank Donner spoke at a campus meeting about political informing and surveillance on college campuses. He cited FBI scholarships and informant methods, listing six instrumentality types and warning of repression of thought and speech by authorities and groups across university life.
Barnard College presents Elizabethan Noel A Christmas Masque directed by Kenneth Janes with medieval costumes by Ellen Terry. The program features dance and drama clubs plus Columbines and a Columbia Chorus group with Judith Pinsof Carla Rosen and Barbara Cleves among dancers and Martha Clark singing.
A motion to charter Action was denied in the Representative Assembly by 30 votes to 14 with 2 abstentions. President Frankie Stein urged alternate routes and open discussion, while Action supporters argued it would boost debate and reveal views.
Six Representatives of the Class of 65 joined the Executive committee and students to discuss granting a charter for Action. Marilyn Ross chaired the session as Phyllis Klein argued for freedom of speech and against rejection on personal feelings. Esther Katzen questioned prerequisites and the College’s review role.
National CORE director James Farmer warns of greater housing segregation in the North due to southern migration. He notes income gaps between Black and white Americans have widened since the 1950s despite gains in the South. CORE pledges equal effort in the North.
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