Barnard Columbia Spring Thing to Include Greek Games
Barnard College plans an April 19 1969 Spring Thing arts festival replacing the traditional joint arts event with Columbia. Greek Games remains chaired by Mrs Roosevelt while Dorothy Urman and Marjorie Swersky lead student efforts. departments consider exhibits speeches and films as part of a campus wide showcase drawing faculty, students, parents and the community.
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Barnard-Columbia
Betsy Tracy
Barnard
Peterson
Meyers
Roosevelt
Art
Government
Citizenship Council split dispute at Columbia College
Eleven of twenty one governing board members declare the Citizenship Council does not exist though two thirds vote is required and no meeting covered the issue. PACT remains in Cit Council while the director’s name was listed without consent. The council resists sabotage and maintains its Ferris Booth Hall facilities as it seeks dean approval of its budget. Joel Ziff chairs the council.
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Citizenship Council
Columbia College Citizenship Council
PACT
Cit Council
Joel Ziff
Columbia-Barnard Citizenship Council
African seeks teachers for East Africa colleges
Teachers College and USAID offer American teachers a two year post in Kenya Tanzania Uganda or Zambia. Tutors teach and supervise practice, revise syllabi, and run in service programs with pre departure orientation. Applicants need a master's and five years teaching. deadline March 1 1969.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
Kenya
Tanzania
Uganda
Zambia
Teacher Education In
East Africa
TEEA
Agency For International Development
United States Department of State
SPEEA
United States
Columbia
Barnard College Plans Urban Studies Major
Barnard College will launch an Urban Studies major starting September 1989. President Martha Peterson announced the program, tied to a city-relations initiative with committees reviewing policy, student selection, and curriculum, and including a spring lecture series.
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Barnard College
Martha Peterson
Barnard
Morningside Heights
New York
Henry Boorse
Peterson
New York City
Barnard Students Release Feature Film About Columbia Strike
A Barnard produced feature directed by Linda Yellen will premiere around April 23, 1969. The one hour thirty six minute film follows a Barnard senior’s view of the Columbia strike with newsreel footage and songs by Mike Mileius. Cast includes Winkie Donovan Lucy Saroyan Gerard Malanga Alpha Blair and more. Production costs around $23,000 funded by private investments and a Richard Rogers grant.
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Barnard
Linda Yellen
Columbia
Richard Rogers
Mike Mileius
Karen
Winkie Donovan
Lucy Saroyan
William Saroyan
Gerard Malanga
Andy Warhol
Chelsea Girls
Francine LeFarak
49Th Street
National Talent Service
Miss Yeilen
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Dorothy Urman
Marjorie Swersky
Africa
Alpha Blair
Hunter College
Andrew Smith
Williams College
Joan Rivers
John Past
Sarah Lawrence
Barnard Film Company
Miss Yellen
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