Assembly Reverses Resolution Cheering Club Denied Charter
The Barnard cheerleading petition was rejected 5 to 4 by the Student Council last Tuesday. The motion citing reliance on an outside organization was read aloud by Ruth Klein and supported by Ann-Sue Kober who chaired the vote. debate followed with supporters and opponents citing issues of campus image and council authority. Clubs must reapply for charter each spring, and reapplication is possible this year.
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Barnard
Ruth Klein
Columbia College
Miss Klein
Ann-Sue Kober
Miss Kober
Elinor Yudin
Assembly Debates Proctor Changes
Barnard Representative Assembly debated Proctor system reforms after reversing a resolution on electing the Co ordinator of National Student Association Affairs by the student body. The close vote and proposed changes affect Proctors, the Chairman of the Board and Court of Senior Proctors, and student council seating and elections.
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Representative Assembly
National Student Association
Barnard
Honor Board
Proctors
Motion replaces old clubs council at Barnard meeting
A motion to create an Activities Council to replace the present Clubs Council was passed by Barnard’s Representative Assembly. The new body will unify all clubs and activities, meet to appoint officers, and coordinate with Barnard Columbia groups to provide liaison with Rep Assembly. A second motion placed Student Council in control.
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Activities Council
Clubs Council
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Barnard - Columbia
Columbia
Rep Assembly
American Group Organizes Fest For World Youth Festival
A U S festival committee in New York seeks U.S. attendance at the World Youth Festival in Helsinki this summer. The body is backed by two communist led groups but claims to be nonpartisan, while Finnish students abstain citing political tensions. Prime Minister Sukselainen questions domestic support as preparations proceed in Helsinki with a press conference set for February 10 at 460 Park Avenue.
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United States
Helsinki
U.S
National Union of
Finland
V. J. Sukselainen
Dr. Sukselainen
U. S
Park Avenue
Columbia University Bookstore Cooperative Proposed By Ad Hoc Committee
The Ad Hoc Committee for a Cooperative Bookstore at Columbia University urges a student faculty board of trustees to run the Bookstore as a cooperative with a 10 percent rebate for members. They threaten a boycott if officials do not advance the plan, proposing asset gifts or loans to start the venture and end existing discounts to fund the rebate.
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Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Co-Op
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By Shoshanna Sofaer
Old Clubs Council
ST. Paul's Chapel
Amsterdam
James Alfred Martin, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Broadway
113Th Street
BY N. Richard Nash
Minor Latham Playhouse
Loraine Botkin
Zobel Book Service
Amsterdam Ave
Seein
West
98Th
99Th Streets
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