Honor Board Polls Students On Honor System
The Honor Board will distribute questionnaires today through Thursday at a Jake Box booth and in dorm mailboxes to gauge student views on applying and improving the Honor System. Members say responses will help re evaluate the system and guide possible changes, with a booth on Jake next week to answer questions.
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Jake
Betsy Hood
Miss Hood
Honor Board
Diane Drossen
Exec Continues Discussion of Constitutional Revisions
The Executive Committee continued its referendum prep with a Friday open meeting in Room 305 Barnard attended by ten nonmembers. Chairman Susan Halpern outlined upcoming undergraduate meetings from Feb 25 to Mar 24, while debate persisted on revised constitutional provisions and governance, including election of officers, assembly size, steering committee, and chair appointments.
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Barnard
Exec
Susan Halpern
Miss Halpern
All-College
Morningside United Forms To Challenge CU Power
About 100 residents met in Corpus Christi Church basement to form Morningside United a group opposing Columbia Universitys expansion on the Heights The temporary leadership aims to unite four areas of Morningside with equal representation and to organize tenants amid a housing and power struggle involving Columbia College of Pharmacy demolition plans for its new school
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Corpus Christi Church
Edward Simpson
Macningside Heights
Broadway
116Th Street
Columbia College of Pharmacy
the Heights
Riverside
Morningsider
William Ryan
Paul Goodman
Jane Benedict
Metropolitan Council On Housing
Morningside
Students Exchange Ideas On Impact Or Program
Anne Wollam reports on a Thursday press conference where Barnard, Talladega, and Sweet Briar delegates discussed a student exchange program. Delegates described personal contact and freedom in planning activities, noting candid exchanges and varied involvement among the colleges.
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Natalie Lemmon
Sweet Briar College
Barnard
Talladega
Sweet Briar
Bulletin
Spectator
Morningsider
Harriette
Dodson
Natalie
Sandra Daniel
Talladega and
Graduating Seniors Must File Diploma Name Cards
All seniors planning a June 1964 graduation must file diploma name cards with the registrar by Friday February 28. Cards are available today at the Office of the Registrar in Milbank Hall.
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Milbank Hall
Greek Games try-outs set for February 19 in gym
Try-outs for Greek Game speaking parts will be held in the gym on Wednesday February 19 at noon. Sign-up sheets on Jake list roles Lyric Reader Priestess Chorus Challenger and Acceptor with a point for the Lyric Reader’s class. Evaluations focus on projection voice enunciation diction stance and carriage. Sign-ups also posted for Greek Game Entrance.
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Jake
Ulanov Opens Passage To India Thursday Talk
Associate Professor Barry Ulanov will discuss his year long leave in India to study Indian religions at a Thursday noon meeting. The talk titled A Passage to India covers his travels and insights from the trip last year.
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Barry Ulanov
India
Dorm Exec to Hold Referendum on Dorm Constitution Change
Dormitory Executive will conduct a three day referendum to amend the dorm constitution opening more executive posts to underclassmen. The change would allow juniors or seniors to fill the First Vice President and floor counselors chair, and sophomores or juniors to run for dorm treasurer. Voting will occur at breakfast and dinner at Hewitt dining room.
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Exec
Ann Falbo
Dorm Exec
Miss Falbo
Hewitt
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Stuent
Phyllis Peck
Student Council
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Sue Halpern
Morningside United
CU Power
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Columbia University
Ingside United
By Anne Wollam
Phylis Klein
Ulanov
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