Delegates Report From South on Segregation and Change
Barnard delegates describe life in Talladega Alabama noting segregation limits on dining and schools and the need for a social political economic revolution to end apathy and advance integration. They report fear of reprisals, limited interracial contact, and the higher education role at Talladega College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Phyllis Klein
Talladega
Alabama
South
CORE
Horn of Plenty
Dr. Simpson
Als
Sweet Briar College in Virginia’s hills and history
Faith Holsaert and Prudence Poppink explore Sweet Briar College in Amherst County Virginia noting its 30000 acre campus on an old plantation. They compare its honor system to Barnard’s and describe three segregated schools plus token integration and community programs including a 4-H meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Briar
Virginia
Sweet Briar College
Barnard
Sweet, Briar
Amherst County
Interracial Council On Human Relations
Park Calls On U A To Re Define Role
President Park urged Barnard to redefine student government emphasizing simple structure and expanded faculty student dialogue. She warned privatism risks social anarchy while praising privacy and proposing a new government to address student apathy, direction, and college pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
U.A
Barnard
Susan Halpern
Miss Halpern
Exec
Miss Park
President Park
Internships Open for Summer in Congressional Offices
Barnard students may apply for up to 600 dollars in summer internship funding in Washington. Positions are offered by numerous senators and representatives from states including Indiana New Jersey Idaho Pennsylvnia with other listed offices encouraging early applications. Report to Miss Jenkins at 104 Barnard for eligibility and submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Barnard
Miss Jenkins
New York
Robert Barry
Frank J. Becker
Leonard Farbstein
Seymour Halpern
Abraham Multer
John M. Murphy
Ogden Reid
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
William F. Ryan
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Oliver P. Bolton
Donald G. Brotzman
R.-Cole
James Burke
D.-Mass
James C. Gorman
D.-Cali
Martha Griffiths
D.-Mich
Iph Harding
D.idaho
Clarence D. Long
D.md
Joseph M. Montoya
D.N. Mex
Donald Rumsgeld
R.ill
Fernand J. St. Germain
D.-R.i
Carlton R. Sickles
Charles A. Vanik
D.-Ohio
Louis C. Wyman
R.-N.h
Congress
Student Exchange Program Activities at 3 MU IA
Readable schedule lists events for a student exchange program at 3 MU IA. Activities include housing project tours, classes, and workshops on racial crisis with speakers from Citizenship Council Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited. A dinner and theater event with Columbia and Barnard escorts is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MU. IA
Citizenship Council
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited
College Parlor
Columbia
Barnard
Warren Bunn
Brooklyn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
the Negro and the Building Trades Union
Sweet Briar and
Talladega Colleges
Short meeting for American Studies majors Tuesday
There will be a brief but important meeting for Junior and Senior American Studies majors on Tuesday at 1 00 p m in the American Studies room 5 Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faith Holsaert and
Prudence Poppink
Judicial Council
Barnard’s
By K. Lowenthal
Birch Bayh
D.-Ind
Clifford Case
R.-N.j
Frank Church
D.-Idaho
Joseph Clark
D.penn
Norris Cotton
R.N.H
J. Howard Edmondson
D.-Okla
Henry Jackson
D.-Wash
Jacob Javits
Rn.y
Kenneth Keating
R.-N.y
Edward Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
D.-Minn
Jack Miller
Iowa
Senators
Frank Moss
Utah
Gaylord Nelson
D.-Wis
Claiborne Pell
Abraham Ribicoff
D.-Conn
Leverett Saltonstall
R.-Mass
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Ralph Yarborough
D.-Tex
Jane Robinson
N.Y.C
Negro and Public Welfare
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