Columbia SDS meeting debates role and reform goals
Columbia University SDS members hear reports on Vietnam Africa rent strikes and reform. The 80 attendees discuss education before action, forming study clubs, defining responsibility, and whether Columbia SDS should be a clearing house or middleman group.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Students For A Democratic Society
S.D.S
Columbus Avenue
Baltimore
Columbu S.D.S
Columbia S.D.S. Riust
Columbia S.D.S
Graduate Philo Club Opens to Barnard and College Undergrads
The Graduate Philosophy Club invites Barnard and College undergrads to its first spring meeting on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in 716 Philosophy Hall. President Michael Levin G.F. will present a paper titled Is it Odd to Believe in God followed by a discussion.
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Graduate Students Philosophy Club
Barnard
Philosophy Hall
Michael Levin G.F
God
Levin
Vietnam Debate Spurs Antiwar Rally at Sundial
The article notes a Sundial rally where speakers attack the war in Vietnam. Toby Rice of the Independent Committee cites polls showing 35 percent opposed to the war and 20 percent in favor of withdrawal. Ed Connoley of the Independent Committee leads research on wartime sentiment.
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Johnson
Toby Rice
Independent Committee
Vietnam
Letter Proposes Commuter Care at Barnard Admission Debate
The discussion analyzes why out of town students choose Barnard and how the college image shapes their appeal. It argues for improving public relations to counter the commuter stereotype while insisting admissions prioritize scholastic merit and diverse geographic representation.
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Barnard
Smith
Holyoke
Minnesotan
New Yorker
Barnard Admissions Office
Harlem tutoring program seeks volunteers for needy youths
The East Harlem Tutoring program invites volunteers to spend two hours weekly helping remedial reading at a youth center on 106th Street and Lexington Avenue. With eighty volunteers, the project emphasizes personal relationships, testing new methods, and discussions over meals, subsidized by the New York City Mission Society.
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Citizenship Council
East Harlem
106Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Jan Kalicki
Kalicki
New Staff at Rhode Island Bulletin Junior Board
An American Studies major joins the Rhode Island Bulletin staff while Nancy Doctor and Dina Sternbach represent Rhode Island on the Junior Board. The board also includes Arlene van Harwegen den Breems and Toni Savage as Photography Editor plus Barbara Morse as Business Manager. Assistant Editors for 1966-67 include Alice Altbach Julia Halpern Barbara Lewis and Marjie Yablon.
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Nancy Doctor
Dave van Ronk
Dina Sternbach
Miss Doctor
Rhode Island
Bulletin
Arlene van Harwegen den Breems
Toni Savage
Barbara Morse
Alice Altbach
Julia Halpern
Barbara Lewis
Marjie Yablon
Conceptual shift slows decision at faculty level
A quotation notes hesitation to embrace a major innovation, stressing the need for extended exposure to the idea so faculty can thoughtfully engage before a final decision is made. The remark reflects caution and substantial deliberation in the process.
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Vanguard
Patrick Sky
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Bklyn
Mel’s Record Rak
Nostrand Ave
Queens
Gould’s Nort'h
Main St
Flushing
43Rd ‘St
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Council
Harlem
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New York City Mission Society
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Jewelry OF the Month Club
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