Grinnell Students Picket White House At Center of Debate
The Representative Assembly rejected a resolution commending Grinnell College students for acting on their belief in peace. Delegates argued the body should take its own stand on nuclear testing rather than praise others. The issue highlighted fourteen Grinnell students who protested at the White House to urge an end to the nuclear arms race.
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Barnard to Appear on Extra Curricula Radio Series
Barnard College will join a metropolitan area radio series Extra Curricula airing tomorrow 9:05 to 9:30 PM on WNBC AM FM. Barnard will be introduced by trustee Mrs Frederick J Woodbridge and President Mailli cent C Mcintosh. program discusses women’s college roles and Barnard’s link to city and university with student and faculty participants.
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WNBC
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Fredrick J Woodbridge
Woman’s College
Barnard College
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Nightingale-Bamford
New York City
Learning For Living
CBS
Bernard Barber
America
Barry Ulanov
Aubrey German
Pudvey resigns as head of Met NY NSA region
Robert Pudvey resigns as chairman of the Metropolitan New York Region of the National Student Association citing personal and academic duties. Connie Ducey becomes chair, Linda Kelly acts as vice-chair, with both representing the region at the national congress and committees.
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Met-Ny
NSA
Robert Pudsey
Chaiman
New York
National Student Association
Barnard
Connie Ducey
Manhattanville College
Linda Kelly
College of New Rochelle
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Kelly
Podvey
Barnard Names Twelve Delegates for Southern Exchange
The Student Exchange Committee selects twelve delegates and one alternate to travel February 3 to 12 for exchanges with southern schools. Delegates include Gail Cohen Joan Lewis Ruth Nemzoff Connie Brown Conn Foshay Lucy Friedensen Shela Gordon Ann Knight Roselle Kurland Joanna Silberberg Susan Warshall Toni Sugarman sophomore Esta Kossack is alternate. Four students from each of three southern colleges plan to participate with Barnard Two schools West Virginia State College and Bennett College have definite interest. Joan Lewis coordinates the effort and urges more applicants.
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Gail Cohen
Joan Lewis
Ruth Nemzoff
Connie Brown
Foshay
Lucy Friedensen
Shela Gordon
Ann Knight
Roselle Kurland
Joanna Silverberg
Susan Warshall
Toni Sugarman
Esta Kossack
Barnard
West Virginia State College
Bennett College
Ryan Outlines Civil Rights and Redistricting Views
Congressman William F Ryan discusses civil rights, redistricting, and foreign trade in a Bulletin interview. He backs a national employment practices act and federal poll tax prohibition, hopes for aging care via Social Security, and foresees John McCormick as next House Speaker. He notes executive leadership needed for Kennedy’s trade plan and aimed reelection in 1962.
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William F Ryan
Bulletin
Columbia-Barnard
M. Ryan
Reform
Liberal Democrats
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Roans
Kennedy
John McCormick
D-Mass
House
Itl
Sam Rayburn
Deans List Considered By Curriculum Committee
The Curriculum Committee discussed oral and written comprehensive examinations for bachelor degree candidates and the value of in person questioning for fair evaluation. A three day teaching or review period before final exams was raised but not decided. The group also debated a second Deans List for averages between 3.1 and 3.3 to honor high standards and aid graduate school applications.
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Maryliz Keogh
Hiemy Boorse
Barnard
Davis Speaks Out Against Campus Ban at City College
Benjamin Davis, center of the ban the ban controversy, will address City College this afternoon after an invitation from the Student Government Public Affairs Forum. The ban on speaking by the Secretary of the Communist Party was lifted last Saturday by the Administrative Council of City University.
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