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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1963

Page

3

Committee Proposes Constitutional Amendments at Undergraduate Assembly

Frankie Stein announced formation of a committee to study and propose constitutional amendments detailing how to fill vacant Undergraduate Association offices. Treasurer has been vacant since last fall. Stein and Vice-President Sweet will cover duties until March elections. Exchange budget of $1,000 approved for trips to Randolph-Macon, Morgan State, and Virginia Union.

Undergraduate Association Frankie Stein Representative Assembly Marian Rosenthal Miss Stein Linda Sweet Jane Ruben Miss Ruben Randolph-Macon Women’s College Morgan State College Virginia Union University New York

Columbia Club Honors Three CU Presidents

Three Columbia University presidents Grayson Kirk Rosemary Park and John H Fischer shared a luncheon and reception at the Columbia University Club where each was made an honorary member The program on The Challenge of the World Crisis Today featured Miss Park urging direct education indirect education for women and stressing shared facts to help students in private life and to foster nobility of aspiration The event was noted as addressing the universitys current challenges See CHALLENGE Page 3

Columbia Columbia University Club Grayson Kirk Rosemary Park John H. Fischer Woman’s College Park Miss Park

Mademoiselle Names Eight Barnard Women to College Board

Eight Barnard College students are chosen to represent the college on Mademoiselle national College Board for 1963. They will report Barnard news, compete for twenty Guest Editorships, and may be invited to work in New York City on the 1963 August issue.

Barnard Mademoiselle National College Board Connie Brown Helen Coolidge Chapman Erica Mann Ronnie Olman Jane Ruben Lynne Wetterall Martha Williamson Brenda Woodward Barnard News New York City Conde Nast Rome

SC Decides Against Electing New Treasurer

Student Council on Tuesday opted not to hold an election for Undergraduate Treasurer to fill the vacancy left by Marion Rosenthal. The move avoids interim training while a constitutional amendment may be required, as the Undergraduate Constitution has no vacancy clause. A paid bookkeeper will aid finances until the March election and treasurer duties will be supervised by student leaders.

Marion Rosenthal

Financial Aid Applications for 1963 64 Deadlines Not Auto Renewed

Arrangements for aid forms must be made at the Office of the Dean of Studies Room 117 Milbank Hall. Applications are required yearly with a February 4 1963 deadline. Foreign students should consult Mrs Sarshad. Two confidential statements from spouse and parent or guardian are required. Send all applications to the Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Financial Aid by February 4.

Milbank Hall

Exchange Chooses Student Delegates for Three Southern Schools

Nine juniors are assigned to Randolph Macon Woman's College Morgan State College and Virginia Union College with three alternates named. Delegates include Diane Carravetta Ronnie Olman Ann Pitt Juanita Clarke Ellen Schneider Zolita Vella Rochelle Hames Denise Jackson Arlene Katz. Alternates are Zane Berzins Susan Gitelson Batya Miller.

Diane Carravetta Ronnie Olman Ann Pitt Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Lynchburg Virginia Juanita Clarke Ellen Schneider Zolita Vella Morgan State College Baltimore Maryland Rochelle Hames Denise Jackson Arlene Katz Virginia Union College Richmond

Prolonged Strike Leaves People Angry and Thoughtful

The New York newspaper strike disrupts daily life with empty newsrooms and anxious readers. Osman Hamid, a Columbia student, says lack of papers hinders understanding world events and forming opinions, while Dryfoos of the Times laments costs of a pay raise.

New York Graduate School of Journalism Columbia University New York City Orvil E. Dryfoos New York Times Dryfool Times Daily News America Wall Street Journal Journalism New York Journal-American Paul Schoenstein Osman Hamid Columbia’s School of International Affairs International Affairs

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Southern Exchange Columbia Club Dr. Rosemary Park College Board Treas Council Margaret Ross Jane Ruben 63 Zane Berzins Susan Gitelson Batya Miller Exchange Selection Committee Exchange Roselle Kurland June Shagaloff National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Martin Benis Riverside Democrats Jane Benedict Metropolitan Council On Housing
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