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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
3
The League for Democracy in Education releases a newsletter on the Free Speech Movement at the Berkeley Campus. It argues press bias distorts education and contends students are conservative and not simply pampered and radical.
SEER coordinators call for students to serve as area leaders in rooms with one college student and three to five high school students. Leaders will organize weekly meetings to discuss books from a list compiled by Columbia University faculty and Citizenship Council members. A $4,000 anonymous gift funds books for students unable to afford them.
Miss Jimmye Kimmey of Hunter College will host a TV chat with Dr Rosemary Park, president of Barnard, on the program Portrait in Thought. The interview airs Monday February 22 at 9 30 p m on channel 13.
Carol Adler ’65, chairman of the Honor Board, will appear on NBC’s Education Report on Saturday February 20 at 1 00 p.m. She will join Professor William Wood of Columbia University’s Bureau of Applied Social Research to discuss college honor codes.
Malcolm X, head of the Organization for Afro-American Unity and leader of the Muslim Mosque Inc., will speak at 1:00 pm in Barnard gym. Admission requires Columbia IDs. doors open 12:45 pm. Speaker discusses The Black Revolution and its impact on Black people in the Western Hemisphere.
Nathalie Babel, literary researcher and daughter of Isaac Babel, just returned from a winter trip to Russia to collect papers and interview writers and associates of her father. She notes Moscow theaters full, American cultural curiosity, and optimistic yet cautious views on the new government. The journey was funded by a Humanist Fund grant with Barnard College support.
Representative Assembly met to discuss prize rooms and the Summer Internship and Grant programs. It allocated up to 500 dollars for a girl to participate in Washington internships, contingent on employer confirmation and self-sourced placement.
The CU chapter of CORE hosts an open party on Saturday night February 20 from 8 30 until dawn at 507 West 113 Street Apt 52 Barnard students are welcome admission 50 cents
About 30 freshmen and sophomores tried out for speaking parts in Greek Games an April athletic event between the freshman and sophomore classes. Selected were Adele Charlat Linda Feldman Bea Segal Julia Halpern Judith Blumenreich Diane Contente Bonita Gline Caroline Henwood Arlene Horowitz Lois Schwartzberg Two girls per part will be trained in speech Greek enunciation and the best progress before performance will determine who acts. The selection was by Professor Richard Norman Miss Eleanor Cote and Kenneth Jones director of Minor Latham Playhouse.
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