Ceremony Tonight for Soviet Jewry at Columbia
A campus ceremony and interfaith procession at Columbia University marked the 50th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. The event included a shofar signal from Butler Library to Low Memorial Plaza, an invocation by Abraham Heschel, and speakers from Barnard and Columbia. A teach-in followed at McMillin Theater to inform the university community about Soviet Jewish rights and culture.
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SONA
Butler ‘Library
Low Memorial Plaza
Abraham J. Heschel
Jewish Theological Seminary of ‘America
Ad“Gelor
Catholic “Shadents
aye ‘Robert _Sweet
William Fitts Ryan
Greater
New York Area
Columbia
Munity
McMullin
Objeck
Iiving Howe
Peter H. Juviter
Barnard
Amitai Etzioni
Columbia Institute of’ War and Peace Studies
A. Bruce-Goldman
Ussr
Jake and Lows Plaza
Barnard Considers Reform of Student Government Structure
The Executive Board voted to abolish the Representative Assembly at term end and urged a new student government design. Proposals include an Assembly of Barnard leaders and four at large delegates, plus an Executive Board with key officers and editors. Also no more class officers in spring 1963. A referendum and further faculty action follow.
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Exec
Rep Assembly
Barnard
Honor Board
Judicial Council
Bulletin
Weekend Fire Drill Tests Dormitory Procedures at Barnard
On Sunday morning at 6 30 a m residents of Barnard dormitories were awakened by an unscheduled fire drill. Charlotte Lerman vice president of the Dormitory Executive Committee and fire marshal explained the drill tested procedures in cold weather and weekend operations while revealing locked doors staff access and on duty personnel. Mrs Morosof the dormitory director added that fires can occur at unlikely times.
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Dent
Ad Exec
Miss Peterson
Barnard
Amy Morris
Charlotte Lerman
Marshall
Mimors
Dormitory Fire Drill Affects Overnight Absences
A Sunday fire drill was held to check illegal overnight absences among dorm residents. Officials declined to reveal exact counts and denied punitive aims, while suspicions circulated about unauthorized weekend absences and possible future actions.
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Jill
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