Malcolm X Definite Commitment To Speak On Campus
Malcolm X, leader of the Black Nationalists, told Jane Relin that he will not speak tomorrow but will speak on campus soon at Barnard during the Exchange. He may appear Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of next week after plans to travel to Europe. Barnard and Southern delegates attended events and orientation, with coffee hours to introduce them to campus life and study of integration problems.
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Barnard Parents Day Panel Tackles Education Questions
A five member panel led by President Park and Deans Bourse and Baily will answer How Much Education and When for Barnard parents during Parents Day. The program includes class visits, open houses, and a Smorgasboard Cabaret. reservations due by February 5.
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Education program applications available February 8 12
Education forms for the 1965 66 program are obtainable at the Education Office 106 Bastnard Hall from 10 a m to 4 p m February 8 to 12. Juniors must return completed forms by 4 p m February 15 and sign for a conference with Program Director Miss Josephine Mayer on return.
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Barnard President Urges Student Led Social Role
Nancy Doctor reports Barnard College president Rosemary Park says students must decide their final commitments to society, not the college. She notes era of delayed revolution, tension between truth and participation, and welcomes 17 new transfers plus Dr Lucy P Mair.
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Young Democrats Hear Humphrey in Capitol
The Columbia-Barnard Democratic Club sent a large contingent to Washington for forums with Vice President Hubert Hum prey Senators Robert Kennedy and Ralph Yarborough Under-Secretary G Mennen Williams and Representatives Rosenthal Scheuer. They pressed for abolition of the House Un American Activities Committee and contacted twenty New York Congressmen. Kennedy urged youth political activity and lowering the voting age to 18 while favoring a 21 drinking age and supported surplus food sales to Nasser. Kennedy opposed abolishing the filibuster while suggesting possible limits to debate.
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Wigs And Cues Launch Student Run Workshops At Barnard
Ann Nagy takes the presidency as Wigs and Cues plan the monthly or six week workshop series guiding students to direct one act plays. Professor Alan Purves will review the first student effort February 19 and faculty input is meant to become a tradition while maintaining student independence.
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Freshmen Invited to Coffee Hour with College President
Freshmen are invited to a 1 to 2 p.m. Coffee Hour in the College Parlor with Miss Rosemary Park, president of the college. The informal meeting offers students a chance to discuss matters of interest. all are welcome.
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Conference Focuses on Job Hunting and Library Work
The Placement Office and the Student Vocational Committee sponsor three conferences next month on job hunting, library work, and publishing. Open to all classes, with seniors targeted. The first session led by Mrs. Paley covers resumes letters to employers and follow up, tomorrow February 9 from 1 to 2 p.m. in 305 Barnard Hall.
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Action Columbia Action to vote on all university status
Action Columbia Action will decide at 8 p.m. in 272 Hamilton whether to become an all university group. Chairman Peter Bierstedt expects the motion to pass. After the vote, elections for a new Executive Board will be held.
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