Delegates React To Complexity Focusing On Race Issue
In a Birmingham interview, Talladega students quote a white lawyer who says the race problem is a class issue with Negroes in a separate social economic class. They discuss Negro movement goals, intra community limits, apathy, and fears of reprisals affecting voter registration and integration efforts.
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Talladega
South
Phyllis Klein
Bulletin
Nikki Smith
Miss Klein
Herman Long
Miss Smith
Jimerson
Alabama Council On Human Relations
Birmingham
Connor
Wallace
Bloch Band to Play at Barnard Stag Dance Tonight
The Ray Bloch Orchestra will perform at Barnard College on Valentine's Day at 8 30 p m, marking the first name band at a Barnard stag dance. Bonnie Aaron chairing etc tickets 75 cents in advance or one dollar at the door.
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Ray Bloch
Barnard
Columbia
Bonnie Aaron
Social Council
Jake
Sophomores Visit Sweet Briar College Virginia Experience
Two sophomore girls Faith Holsaert and Prudence Poppink from a Brooklyn and Rochester background visit Sweet Briar College in Amherst County Virginia. They note isolation at the school and report limited segregation observations with some integration visible in the community. Virginia had abolished compulsory attendance.
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Faith Holsaert
Brooklyn
Prudence Poppink
Rochester
Sweet Briar College
Amherst County
Virginia
Poppink
Amherst
Barnard College Hosts Fourth Annual Student Exchange
Barnard College hosts its fourth annual exchange with Talladega College and Sweet Briar College. Six Talladega students and two Sweet Briar students visit, staying in dorms and International House. Workshops discuss Puerto Rican and Black movements, education, testing, and youth programs like Harlem Youth Inc and JOIN.
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Barnard College
Talladega College
Talladega
Alabama
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Virginia
Barnard
Jane Allen
Nancy Cowles
Penny Lipkin
Ada Otue
Carmen Dinos
Education Department
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Lloyd Prior
Harlem Youth, Inc
John Zippert
City College
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Student Body To Vote Referendum On Government at Barnard
The Barnard student body will vote in a school wide referendum February 25 to 27 on the system of student government. The Executive Committee will meet tomorrow and Monday at noon in room 305 to present possible alternatives. The college assembly precedes the referendum with a gym gathering at 1 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Barnard
SOC Queries Alumnae On Value of Hygiene
Barnard Class of 63 alumnae are polled by the Student Opinion Committee to assess reactions to the required hygiene course. Three responses show opposition, with one calling hygiene a mere review of high school biology and another saying the course is of no value. Both note potential merits with radical reorganization. SOC will survey freshmen who took hygiene this fall.
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Barnard
Jane Ginsberg
SOC
Deficiency Examinations Scheduled for March Dates
Deficiency exams for January missed tests will be offered March 3 4 5 and 6. Applications must be filed in the Registrar’s Office by tomorrow Friday. A $5 fee is charged per exam. Examinations open only to students with satisfactory work who were absent due to illness or extreme family emergency. Medical excuses required from Dr Nelson.
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Nelson
Student constitution debate seeks stronger government
The 1964 student government referendum faces two constitutional proposals. If neither passes 375 of 500 votes, the suspended constitution from last spring becomes operative again. Susan Halpern explains the aim to foster school wide debates on housing curriculum and student morals with broad student support.
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Exec
Susan Halpern
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