Park Students Endorse Fasting for Civil Rights March
Extremely favorable reactions described the Fast for Freedom organized by Barnard and Columbia Action. The event aimed to spotlight the Negro problem in the South while engaging Harlem area activism and northern outreach, with about 400 dorm petitions and meals skipped to donate funds to Greenwood Mississippi.
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Peter Bierstedt
South
Barnard
Columbia Action
Bill Strickland
Northern Student Movement
Harlem
New York City
Rosemary Park
Jake By Action
Greenwood
Mississippi
Columbia
Teachers College
Dean Comments on Campus Suspensions
Associate Dean of Studies Barbara Schmitter supports student requests for clarification and a meeting on suspensions at the college. President Rosemary Park is pleased with student concern and suggestions, noting a collaborative plan could work if shaped with student input.
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Barbara Schmitter
Rosemary Park
Columbia Daily Spectator
Barnard
Erratum clarifies Cuba trip planning details
The bulletin notes the Cuba trip is planned by the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba, not Miss Viki Ortiz. Miss Ortiz remains Barnard coordinator for the event.
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Cuba
Viki Ortiz
Miss Ortiz
Barnard
Voting Ends Tomorrow On Government Alternatives
Sue Halpern outlines three constitutions in the all school referendum. The revised form grants 42 voting legislators and five officers, with autonomous clubs and committees. The old system had little legislative power beyond routine appropriations.
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Sue Halpern
Miss Halpern
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Halpern
Halpern Urges Coordination in Student Government Reform
Susan Halpern president of Undergrad at Barnard evaluates three systems of government and pushes for more coordination and less fragmentation. She favors a revised system with a representative assembly and standing committees to boost student participation while keeping functioning policies in place.
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Susan Halpern
Undergrad
Barnard
Miss Halpern
Morrison Carnley Consider Reapportionment Decision
On February 22 during the final moments of its regular 1964 session the Georgia General Assembly passed a redistricting bill affecting metropolitan Atlanta. Morrison and Carnley weigh the reapportionment decision as the measure heads to potential further action.
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Georgia General Assembly
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Phoebe Morrison
Demettrios Caraley
Government Department
House
Georgia Assembly
Baker Vs. Carr
Barnard Bulletin names new editorial and managing boards
At a Deanery buffet, Barnard Bulletin announces its year editorial and managing boards. Phyllis Klein is Editor-in-Chief with Zane Berzins as Managing Editor and Arlene Katz as Editorials Editor, plus two Feature Editors Marian Pollett Kirsch and Janet Roach.
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Klein
Lynne Braverman
Barnard~Bulletin
Bulletin
Ann Fleisher
Phyllis Klein
Zane Berzins
Arlene Katz
Marian Pollett Kirsch
Janet Roach
Ing
Miss Klein
Representative Ryan
Morningside Heights
NSA Congress
Columbia Barnard Young Democrats
Miss Roach
Variety
Sparks
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Dean
Dieta Oplesch
Morrison
Carnley
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