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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
3
Barnard College faculty and students debate revision of core studies. The Curriculum Committee calls for more flexibility and deeper engagement, with Holly Gunner leading the push for broader course choices and extended reflection.
At the National Student Association conference in Metropolitan New York Columbia University faces a union vote for cafeteria workers. The NSA resolution argues educational institutions should lose the exemption, linking potential higher food prices and classroom disruption to unionization. Local leaders like Peter Bierstedt and Assemblyman Dan Kelly back amending the act.
The Columbia University School of Law sponsors a Saturday conference December 19 featuring a panel on legal education, a Moot Court arguing Copyright Protection Against Lyric Parodies, and Special Area Seminars. The program includes law classes, library tours, and a faculty luncheon moderated by Dean William C. Warren.
Barnard sociologist Margaret Komarovsky releases Blue-Collar Marriage, a study of 58 working class marriages focusing on everyday life in Elmton. The book contrasts working class realities with middle class assumptions, noting class-linked generalizations.
Six members of the Columbia CORE fasted and slept in John Jay lobby this week to press for a union election for Columbia Food Services cafeteria workers. Spokesman Tom Schmidt said workers fear job loss if they demonstrate publicly, while university officials dispute an obligation to allow an election. The effort follows Columbia Action’s support and a Riverside Democrats appearance.
The form for the Recommendation of Academic Dean for New York Regents College Teaching Fellowships must be filed by today December 17 at 117 Milbank to meet the Albany deadline.
NAACP National Youth Secretary Mr. Lapois Ashford and Reverend Lynn Maggerman led a Harlem chat on How Can the White Liberal Aid the Negro set in Hartley Hall Lounge. The third in the Men In A Ghetto series by Columbia College Citizenship Council drew strong attendance and lively discussion. Future chats will cover The Black Muslim Movement The Role of Women in Politics and Narcotics Addiction with noted speakers.
The Representative Assembly will meet at noon today in Room 409 Barnard Hall to vote on its budget for the coming year. The meeting is open to the student body, then at 1 PM the group will go Christmas caroling following its annual tradition.
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