Reps Decide Fate of New Constitution at Barnard
Representative Assembly will vote today on a revised Constitution that would create an Activities Council to coordinate all Barnard extracurricular and co curricular activities. The council would include leaders from clubs committees publications and student groups. If approved NS A Coordinator to be elected by the Assembly and the Proctor Chairman elected by the college. If rejected the current unrevised Constitution remains in effect.
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Barnard-Columbia
Columbia
National Student Association
Board of Proctors
Student Council
Staff appoints Kurland as new Bulletin editor
Roselle Kurland of class '63 was elected Editor-in-chief by staff vote held last Wednesday. She will assume the office from Eleanor Traube Kra class '62 at the Bulletin staff dinner on Monday February 26. Kurland urged leading in forming student opinion with more signed columns and in-depth coverage including government, national and international affairs.
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Roselle Kurland
The
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Fice
Eleanor Traube
Two Professors Win NSF Grant Joint History of Greek Physics
A $12,000 National Science Foundation grant was awarded to Dr. Daniel A. Greenberg of the Physics Department and Dr. Daniel Gershenson of Columbia's Greek and Latin Department for history work on early Greek physics. It marks a rare collaboration between physics and classical studies.
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Daniel A. Greenberg
Daniel Gershenson
Columbia University
National Science Foundation
Greenberg
Dorm Council Votes on Revised Undergraduate Association Constitutions
Ruth Klein and Elinor Yudin report hopeful prospects as dormitory voters begin a two thirds required tally for new constitutions. Voting started last Tuesday and may extend due to the Washington Birthday holiday with changes including split duties for the First Vice President and a new Residence Council Chairman.
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Ruth Klein
Undergraduate Association
Elinor Yudin
Doritory Council
Washington
Residence Council
Palfrey and Nkomo to keynote regional NSA conference
Dr. John G. Palfrey of Columbia College will give the opening welcome at 8 p.m. in the Rotunda of Law Library for the East Coast Regional Conference of NSA. Joshua Nkomo of Southern Rhodesia will deliver the keynote to about 450 delegates from NSA affiliated schools. Kenneth Dike will speak at the International House banquet. Bolivian foreign minister may address delegates. The event features working papers and exhibits including Current Magazine and the World University Service. Barnard delegates include Connie Brown Naomi Weintraub Linda Sirkin Ann Fleisher Josephine Gittler Judi Greenberg Mary Barton.
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John G. Palfrey
Columbia College
Rotunda of Law
United States
Joshua Nkomo
Southern Rhodesia
NSA
International House
Kenneth Dike
University of Ibidan
Nigeria
Bolivia
Punta del Este
Organization of American States
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Current Magazine
Southern Student Freedom Fund
The
World University Service
Educational Travel
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Barnard
Connie Brown
Naomi Weintraub
Linda Sirkin
Ann Fleisher
Josephine Gittler
Judi Greenberg
Mary Barton
Behind the News Rally Draws Thousands and Boasts Quiet Protest
Five thousand or more students protested nuclear testing in Washington over the weekend illustrating a shift from discussion to action by national peace groups. The marchers organized at embassies and government agencies with orderly demonstrations, while a Friday contingent faced policy makers directly.
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Washington
Peace Movement
U N Ambassador Highlights Sweden Socialism Emphasizing The Individual
Swedish delegate to the United Nations Mme. Aveda Rossel argues Swedish socialism centers on the individual and views the state as obliged to provide nonprofitable services. She urges focusing on individuals in planning for unindustrialized nations, expanding education and creating a civil service, while promoting equal rights for women and better examples from leading powers.
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Aveda Rossel
United Nations
Sweden
Mme. Rossel
Rossel
United States
Gradualists Seek Peace at Sunday Meeting
Professor Amitai Etzioni of Columbia will speak on the Gradualist Approach to Peace at 3 pm Sunday February 25 in Faverweather Lounge. The group argues peace benefits all and cites Nobel laureates Chamberlain Morgenthau and APA President Charles as supporters of a comprehensive peace strategy.
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Amitai Etzioni
Columbia Sociology Department
Faverweather
Woas
Owen Chamberlain
Hans Morgenthau
Charles
American Psychology Association
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