Reps Vote for Student Tax Relief in Assembly Action
The Assembly urged consideration of a Dodd sponsored bill to boost the student tax exemption by 600 to 1200 dollars. Barnard's Student Government expressed support while some members warned of the bill’s complexity and uncertain Senate fate. The measure calls for committee reporting and floor discussion, with copies to multiple committees and party groups.
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Representative Assembly
United States Senate
Nancy Leavin
Barnard
Senator Dodd
Dem. Conn
Dodd
Assembly
Senate
Rep. Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic and
Republican Party Policy Committees
House Rules Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
VA Activities To Designate New Officers
In conjunction with the installation of new Class and Undergraduate Association Officers on March 19, all clubs and activities will appoint new officers by that date. Sign-up sheets are on Jake with varying chairman qualifications. the Curriculum Committee chair must be Class of 1964. The Editor of the Student Handbook and Mortarboard editors must be current juniors.
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Jake
Representative Assembly
National Student Association College
Neveloff Middlstaedt Join Halpern In Undergraduate Race
Barbara Sheklin reports three 64 candidates for Barnard College Undergraduate Association President: Susan Halpern is unopposed, with Nancy Neveloff and Nancy Mittlesteadt joining the race. Halpern cites a campus crisis and calls for improved communication, while Neveloff seeks constructive change and protest of current governance. Janet Hall accepts nomination for Vice President, urging a more active role for the office.
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Susan Halpern
Nancy Neveloff
Nancy Mittlesteadt
Miss Halpern
Miss Neveloff
Miss Mittlesteadt
Proctors
Barnard
Neveloff
Janet Hall
Undergrad
Jane Ginsberg
Marilyn
Park Notes Advantages Of Four Course System
Barnard president Rosemary Park urges a four course system and year round reading periods to deepen study and free faculty time. She notes current ties to Columbia complicate changes, but points to existing one point writing courses as a start and suggests two year broad basics followed by independent study. She warns against end term cram readings and proposes staggered reading weeks to foster discussion.
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Barnard
Rosemary Park
Miss Park
Park
Bulletin Installs New Members on Senior Junior Boards
Marian Pollet and R Claire Friend oversee the Newsboard installation at the annual Red Pencil Dinner. New members span the Newsboard Associate and Assistant boards, Probationary Staff, Business Managers, and Business Staff with numerous named individuals across categories.
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Bulletin
Jane Ginsberg
Margaret Ross
Marilyn Ross
Barbara Sheklin
Sue Silverman
Susan Tucker
Merle Harold
Sara Piovia
Andy Wollam
Sandy Brown
Judy Drian
Elaine Fialkow
Susan Harper
Jeanne Hurd
Susan Kornzwieg
Pat Savoie
Judy Bilenker
Rochelle Haimowitz
Alice Klein
Nancy Klein
Priscilla, MacDougall
Bernice Moll
Annette Niemtzow
Janet Roach
Susan Rothberg
Myrna Bogatz
Marjorie Shulte
Sylvia Lerman
Rita Schneider
Ellen Youngelson
Sealtest Agrees To Hire Minority Group Members
The boycott of the Sealtest Dairy Company by CORE ended February 21. Sealtest will hire Negroes and Puerto Ricans and will advise CORE on hires. Pre boycott 19 minority employees. New job categories open to minorities including sales and clerical posts. CORE organized poster walks and leaflets and persuaded stores to stop selling Sealtest milk. Leaders from unions Negro ministers and Puerto Rican civic leaders backed the campaign.
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Sealtest Dairy Company
Congress of Racial Equality
Sealtest Company
C.O.R.E
Sealtest
CORE
Puerto Rico
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Byrd
Dem. Va
Middlstaedt
Halpern
By Barbara Sheklin
By Roselle Kurland
President Park
Marian Pollet
R.claire Friend
Loraine Botkin
Shoshanna Sofaer
Mada Levine
Naomi Weintraub
Phyllis Klein
Zane
Berzins
Ann Selgin
Arlene Katz
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