Ulanov Seeks Love Finds Peace In India
Professor Barry Ulanov of Barnard outlined a fifteen year plan to publish a five volume study on human love as a surrogate for divine love. He spoke at a Noon Meeting on February 20 after visiting India via Jordan and Lebanon noting India’s peace and philosophical outlook and its people’s realism about unmet needs. He quoted a saying of who knows and observed 150 million Indians squatting and the nation’s capacity to rise to the nineteenth century if they stand.
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Review of Focus letters and Zusi praised
Victoria Sullivan critiques a Focus issue, praising Nancy Kline's Zusi as sensitive and well-structured. She argues others like Rev ision with a Flourish rely on clichés and fear any new modern-tracking critique. Sullivan urges readers to recognize standards of excellence in youthful writing.
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Zusi
Nancy Kline
Myrtle
Thackery
Pope
Victoria Sullivan
Sophs Seek U S Flag On Barnard Campus
Sophomores Ellen Zimmerman and Carol Japha lead a petition calling for a flagpole at Barnard College to display the U S flag. About 70 students have signed, with some faculty backing the idea. They note half mast flags on November 22 and argue that a flag signals pride and patriotism, proposing the quadrangle as the pole’s location.
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Centralized Student Government Structure and Powers
The document outlines an extreme centralized system with a Representative Assembly of 52 voting members and a Student Council of 12 members. It details charter requirements, lines of responsibility, and the powers to legislate, appropriate funds, and appoint officers and editors.
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Assembly
Trip to Cuba Summer Opportunity for Students
Students are invited to Cuba this summer and should contact Vicki Ortiz via Student Mail for details and eligibility.
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Cuba
Vicki Ortiz
System of student government with autonomous committees
Describes a self governing student body with no charter, open meetings, and no penalties for non participation. Lists elected officers including Executive Committee and various chairmen, with 24 voting members and representation from dormitories and each class. Details powers over appropriations, administration liaison, constitution revisions, and committee structures.
Revised Plan for a Unified Student Legislative Body
Proposes one legislative body with standing committees for expediting work and more class representation. Autonomously formed committees, no fines or required meetings, standing Housing Committee. Officers include President and Treasurer elected by all students. LY has 42 members and broad legislative power on non academic matters. Standing LY committees cover Finance Housing and two New Business committees with the Treasurer leading Finance. Honor Board Procurators unchanged. Activities Council abolished.
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Representative Assembly
Guadalajara Summer School Offers Arizona Stanford Courses
The Guadalajara Summer School, a fully accredited University of Arizona program with Stanford UC and Guadalajara professors, runs June 29 to August 8 offering art folklore geography history language and literature courses. Tuition board and room are $265. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael P.O. Box 7227 Stanford Calif.
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