Condolences From Global Student Groups On Kennedy Death
Over forty international student groups and unions sent condolences to USNSA and USSPA after President Kennedy was assassinated. The telegrams express sympathy to the Kennedy family and praise his leadership in education and his enduring memory for courage.
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United States National Student Association
USWSA
United States Student Press Association
USSPA
John F. Kennedy
USNSA
Kennedy
Coordination Secretariat
COSEC
Meeting notices and folk dance at the Annex
Bulletin lists Executive Committee members meeting at 12 30 today near 411 Bar bard to catalog books for Africa. Also Court of Senior Proctors and Honor Board meet in Annex Room 3, and Russian folk dancing from 6 to 9 p m in James Room. JFK assassination prompts Soviet condolences and call for justice and peace.
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Barrard
X Coen
Annex
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Pre-Registration Guidelines for Final Exams
The article outlines pre-registration forms to be mailed after the first week of final exams. It notes registration hours for February 6 and 7 and that students will receive their assigned times. A girl absent during her hour incurs a 70 penalty and must wait until all others in that hour finish registering.
Meyer urges fundamental reform beyond social work
Professor Meyer contends local taxes in the South require broad fiscal reform rather than sole reliance on individual relief. Miss Trever notes relief totals are smaller than in large cities like New York.
Pantagleize Premiere Set for January by Columbia Players
The Columbia Players plan Pantagleize with designer Ange Rance collaborating remotely from Paris and Brussels. Paintings by Rance will become stage sets after translation to elevations. Danny Goldman leads the cast with Alan Mann Keith Cohen and others. tickets range 1.00 to 2.00 for various showings at Ferris Booth Hall.
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Pantagleize
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Alan Mann
William Shorr
Keith Cohen
Mrs. Knee
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Anthony Acheson
Jesse Berman
Gido Crocetti
John Davis
Anthony Gronowicz
Alan Whitman
Senate Approves Education Aid Bill
The Senate approved a $1.2 billion college aid bill after a compromise with the House, passing 54 to 27. The package funds classroom construction, extends the NDEA loan program for two years, and resolves distribution issues by weighting funds to state wealth and working-age population. President Johnson praised the bipartisan action.
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U.S
Johnson
Senate Education Committee
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