Burrell Praises Dems Suburban Gains In Bergen Essex
Sidney A. Burrell, history associate professor, spoke to the Barnard Columbia Democratic Club praising Democratic inroads in suburban Bergen New Jersey and noting Essex Democrats entering office since 1864. He urged focusing on primary faction campaigns and warned that politics often breeds boredom.
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Sidney A. Burrell
Barnard-Columbia Democratic Club
Burrell
Democratic Party
Bergen
New Jersey
Essex
McClellan
Lincoln
Rally On Vietnam Protests Berate Johnson Cite Freedom Award
A crowd gathered at the Sundial to denounce U S Vietnam policy and protest the Freedom House award to President Johnson. Speakers including Julian Bond advocate, Rabbi Friedlander and Reverend Starr urged moral scrutiny and warned against escalation ahead of a Waldorf Astoria event.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Columbia Independent Committee
Waldorf-Astoria
Freedom House
Dave Gilbert
Independent Committee
Julian Bond
Bond
Georgia
Sundial
Albert Friedlander
Earl Hall
William Starr
Starr
Isiah
God
Women Creators In Sex Quandary Analysis by Hatterer
Dr. Lawrence Hatterer of Cornell Medical College discussed challenges facing women creators in a noon lecture. He cited male contacts from fathers to lovers as affecting female creativity and warned against desexing or overcommitting to relationships. He argued sustained creativity requires discipline, else families suffer, and noted shifting views on women as equals in art.
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Lawrence Hatterer
Cornell Medical College
Hatterer
Professor Marcus to Speak on Pornography and Literature
Thursday Noon Meeting features Professor Steven Marcus of Columbia College English discussing Pornography and Literature. Marcus serves on the Partisan Review editorial board and will present in the College Parlour.
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Steven Marcus
Columbia College English Department
Marcus
Partisan Review
Campus SDS Forms at Columbia Eyes Radical Left Action
Tuesday night’s Columbia SDS meeting outlined goals to raise consciousness on peace poverty and university reform and to build long term education projects. Leaders John Fuerst Sarah Murphy Shin’ya Ono and Tony Papert called for student worker alliances and broader Vietnam protest integration with campus programs. A follow up meeting to formalize programs was planned for tonight.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia
SDS
New Radical Left
John Fuerst
Sarah Murphy
Shin’ya Ono
Tony Papert
Mike Klare
Vietnam
Fred Bloch
Boorse Endorses Curriculum Reform Report at Barnard
Dean Henry A. Boorse backs the Faculty Ad Hoc Committee on the Curriculum, valuing the four course core while urging some professor-led restructuring. He critiques general degree requirements and supports a Senior Scholars program, a selective two week reading period, and a calendar change to finish before Christmas.
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Henry A. Boorse
Dean Boorse
Boorse
Barnard
Committee On
New Bulletin Editors Take Office at Barnard
The 1966-67 Bulletin editors assume control led by Gloria Leitner editor in chief. Senior board members include K Lowenthal Mimi Kahal Sharon Zukin and Barbara Crampton with majors in linguistics government and British studies. Junior board members Terry Colen and Helen Neuhaus bring government and meteorology interests.
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Bulletin
Gloria Leitner
K. Lowenthal
Sharon Zukin
Mimi Kahal
Barbara Crampton
Zukin
Barnard
Miss Rahal
Washington University
St Louis
Miss Crampton
Terry Colen
Helen Neuhaus
Paula Fass 67 Chosen To Head Proctors Board
Paula Fass a history major from Brooklyn was elected chair man of the Board of Proctors at a general meeting. She aims to expand the student advising program and aid transfers with information. Fass succeeds Mary Burton 66. Thirty new proctors will be named next week.
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Paula Fass
Brooklyn
Miss Fass
Focus
Mary Burton
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Barbara Lewis
Dean Henry A. Boorse
Miss Lowenthal
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