Sara Piovia Named Editor in Chief of Bulletin
Sara Piovia 66, former associate news editor, becomes editor in chief of the Bulletin. A Barnard senior government major from Arlington Virginia she led campus activities and edited Wakefield High School’s paper. She plans graduate study in comparative politics and a career in journalism or teaching.
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Bulletin
Miss Piovia
Piovia
Barnard
Arlington
Virginia
Wakefield High School
Citizenship Council
Washington, D.C
Mademoiselle College Board
Miss Provin
SNCC Plans Evaluational Meeting At 8
Friends of SNCC at Columbia will hold a general membership meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the Dodge Room Earl Hall to evaluate goals and propose a permanent group structure. Morton Schiff, who helped set up a Mississippi two way radio system after the Chaney Schwerner Goodman disappearance, may address the group.
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SNCC
Columbia
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Morton Schiff
Schiff
Mississippi
James Chaney
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
Quality in Promotion Calls For Strong Classroom Communication
The Representative Assembly has passed a resolution urging Barnard College to weigh the ability of instructors to stimulate and clearly communicate ideas when considering promotions. It emphasizes prioritizing the student’s educational experience over other credentials and merits.
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Barnard College
REP. Assembly
Gunner '66 Wins Prize For Essay At Randolph-Macon
Holly Gunner '66, Curriculum Committee Chairman, named one of five winners in a Randolph-Macon Woman's College essay contest on issues facing today's college students. Winners attend a December symposium in Lynchburg, Virginia, marking the college's seventy-fifth anniversary.
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Holly Gunner
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
Miss Gunner
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Virginia
Malcolm X Pleads For Rights At Barnard
Malcolm X addressed about 1500 Barnard and Columbia students and faculty calling for rights and brotherhood while warning of potential violence amid U.S. and Vietnam tensions. He stressed nonviolence but urged pressure on Johnson while praising Black pride and African ancestry.
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Malcolm X
Barnard
Audubon Ballroom
Manhattan
Mr. X
Student Exchange Committee
Columbia
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
Branden Frames Objectivism in Reason and Atheism
Nathaniel Branden opens a series on Ayn Rand's Objectivism at the Hotel Biltmore. He argues reason guides living and calls religion irrational, asserting atheism as central to Objectivist ethics and contrasting it with Existentialism.
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Ayn Rand
Nathaniel Branden Institute
Miss Rand
Nathaniel Branden
Mr. Branden
Jean-Paul Sartre
Hell
Branden
Mr. Sartre
Biltmore
Brooklyn College Ad Hoc Committee Pushes Academic Freedom Reforms
A Brooklyn College student group formed an Ad Hoc Committee to challenge what it calls extensive campus censorship and restrictions on political action. They filed eight policy proposals including allowing invited speakers without admin approval and posters bypassing prior Office of Student Activities review.
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Brooklyn College
Art Club
Democratic
NAACP
Executive Council
Bulletin of Information
Barnard Camp Weekend Opens With Food and Winter Fun
Barnard’s Holly House camp invites sign ups by 5 p.m. Friday February 26. Meet at Barnard Hall at 10 a.m. Saturday and return Sunday evening. Cost 2 dollars commuters 1 dollar dorm residents. Activities include ice skating sledding and possibly skiing with study opportunities. Nancy Brewer 561 Hewitt provides details.
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Barnard's Camp
Jake
Barnard Hall
Nancy Brewer
Hewitt
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