Nominations Assembly Set For Undergraduate Association Officers
The Nominations Assembly for Undergraduate Association officers will be held Tuesday February 21 1967 in the Gymnasium. Candidates must give a brief acceptance speech and post their platforms by February 23. Voting runs February 23 to 27 with first and second choices recorded. Nancy Gertner invites Barnard minority members to attend to vote intelligently and proposes new perspectives in student government.
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Judicial Council
Studens
Jake
ACM
Oting
Nancy Gertner
Barnard
Columbia University Students Vote On Draft Class Rank Suit
Columbia University Student Council urges Barnard students to join others in voicing views to the Administration on the draft and university relation. The CUSC referendum on Selective Service runs February 21 to 23 with special Barnard voting booths. Results by school and sex go to Columbia Administration and congressional committees studying draft law revisions. Faculty at Columbia College oppose releasing class rank to draft boards, but the vote is advisory. Barnard and Antioch College discussions shape views on universal service, conscientious objection, and national service options. Barnard faculty and student groups back ending class rank in draft considerations, citing education harm and equity issues.
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Margaret Leitner
Columbia University Student Council
Barnard
Columbia University
CUSC
Jake
Columbia
Sue Larson
Columbia College
University Council
Selective Service
Vietnam
Antioch College
Antioch
Columbia Sds
Colittee
Fhir
SRO Policies Stir Students and Residents
Suzanne Crowell reports on a meeting of Columbia University housing officials and community groups about SRO buildings including the Bellevedere and Bryn Mawr. They discuss maintenance issues, ownership misunderstandings, alleged service reductions, and a lack of long term policy, with turnover and planned decontrol of three Columbia-managed SROs.
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Bryn Mawr
SRO
Columba
Sro's
W. 115Th St
Buildings Department
Columbia Student Leader Attacks NSA CIA Ties
Columbia University student council president David Langsam denounces the CIA for influencing the National Student Association and says Columbia will study dissociating from NSA if no full break is possible. Barnard College also pays NSA dues. Nancy Gertner could not comment on Barnard’s NSA status.
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David Langsam
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Langsam
Columbia
NSA
National Supervisory Board
CUSC
Vietnam
Washington
Barnard College
Nancy Gertner
Barnand
Barnard Honor Board to Run Honor System Survey
The Honor Council will sponsor a three part poll at Barnard to gauge student views on what constitutes an infraction, potential code changes, and the punishment system. The survey distributes Monday to Thursday via Jake Library and dorms, seeking broad participation to ensure meaningful results.
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Honor Council
Honor Board
Barnard
Jake
Judy Shapiro
Ward Questions War Before 1400 Alumnae Ward
In a Dean's Day address at Columbia, Ward notes non-radicals cannot accept Vietnam war or CIA actions. He says 1400 alumni were sympathetic yet some question student views. Panelists include Lebeck Gerwatz Belt and other student speakers.
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Citizenship Council
Vietnam
CIA
Frank Ward
Ireas
Ward
Roger Lebeck
Paul Gerwatz
Jester
Robert Belt
Colummia
The
Afro- American Society
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