Richard Rodgers Song for Barnard Diamond Jubilee Dinner
Barnard College marks its Diamond Jubilee with a January 22 dinner at the Waldorf Astoria where Queen Frederika of Greece and Dean Rusk will speak. Richard Rodgers unveils a new Barnard themed song and Columbia University grants a first Barnard degree in its rotunda.
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Greece
Dean Rusk
Barnard
Waldorf-Astoria
Rusk
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Rosemary Park
United States
Barnard College
Eleanor Mintz
Richard Rodgers
Barnard, Barnard
Rodgers
Columbia College
London
Queen Frederika
Columbia University
Low Memorial
Alumna Jailed in Atlanta Over Segregated Toddle House Sit-in
Roberta Yancey, Barnard graduate of 1962, spent Christmas in an Atlanta jail along with SNCC leader John Lewis and others for attempting to eat at a segregated Toddle House. The group had bought stock in the Dobbs House restaurant chain and planned to attend its January 13 stockholders meeting.
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Roberta Yancey
Barnard College
Atlanta
Georgia
SNCC
John Lewis
Lillian Gregory
Dick Gregory
Miss Yancey
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
South
Gregory
Birmingham
Mississippi
Dobbs House
Toddle House
Young Women’s Christian Association
Exchange Plans New Program at Talladega College
The Executive Committee approved a modified Student Exchange plan involving Columbia University and City College with six delegates to Talladega University in Alabama. Six Talladega delegates will visit here, three new delegates may be male, and City College participation urged for its integrated campus. Workshops on race, housing, and civic tutoring are planned with expert panels to follow.
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Columbia
City College
Talledega
Talledega University
Talledega Alabama
Exec
Talladega
United States
Morningside Heights
Harlem
Extension policy for late work and grading deadlines
Students must obtain written extension permission on a card from the Barnard Registrar and file it in the Registrar's office. Extension cards must be filed by January 9. Papers are due to the Registrar by February 20, or the work will automatically receive an F.
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Barnard
Barnard Sophomore Sees Hazard Miners Plight
Marian Kirsch reports Barnard College sophomore Alma Moy visited Hazard Kentucky to deliver supplies to striking miners and observed extreme poverty, health problems from coal dust, undernourishment, and a rigid social hierarchy. Moy cites 60 percent job loss since 1950 due to automation and notes the miners’ limited education and lack of alternative work. A 39 miner delegation seeks a meeting with President Johnson to press for relief and job security.
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Marian Kirsch
Alma Moy
Hazard
Kentucky
Miss May
Miss Moy
Appalachian
Barnard
Washington
Johnson
Barnard Viewpoint Tells of Educated Women’s Role
Millicent C. McIntosh, Barnard College president emeritus, spoke in a taped 1963 interview about changes in women’s education from 1916 to today. She contrasted isolated early college life with modern seminars and honors work and urged women to overcome wage bias and pursue professional responsibilities.
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Millicent C., McIntosh
Barnard
Michele Garden
Janet Larnel
Wkcr-Am
McIntosh
Buchalter Named NSA Coordinator At Barnard
Nancy Buchalter sixty five was appointed NSA Coordinator by Executive Committee Chair Susan Halpern sixty four late in December. She notes a vast campus ideas collection and wants Barnard to study other girls schools rules on marriage and programs like Colorado College one week term event with authors films seminars for intellectual stimulation.
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Nancy Buchalter
NSA
Executive Committee
Susan Halpern
Miss Buchalter
Barnard
Colorado College
William Golding
Lord of the Flies
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