By-Laws Revisions Tabled for Student Assembly Consideration
The By-Laws Committee proposes two day two hour voting sessions with hours set 48 hours prior and vote counting supervised by the Undergraduate Vice-President and three Board of Protters. It also outlines Bear Pin eligibility, Honorary Bear Pins, and new business procedures with agenda placement by request or end of meeting. Elections take precedence, and amendments require a two thirds vote with prior posting and notice. Representatives to review and act on these proposals.
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Board of Protters
Assembly
Representative Assembly
Campus events highlight lectures, plays, and auctions
The On Campus Religious Affairs Office hosts a faculty student tea at 4 p.m. in Barnard Hall to discuss The Crisis in the University led by Assistant Professor John Smith. Rex Harrison and Wendy Hiller star in Major Barbara at 9:30 p.m. in McMillin Theater with 35 cent student price. Budapest String Quartet plays Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Admission $1.20. Lost and Found Auction Friday 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Jake with gloves scarves sweaters pens and pencils. Barnard Camp Open House offers skiing skating and more during and after finals. sign up on Jake for three sessions January 30–February 5.
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Barnard Hall
John Smith
Philosophy Department
Kierkegaard
SAC
Major Barbara
Rex Harrison
Wendy Hiller
McMillin Theater
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Budapest
Jake
Barnard
WKCR to broadcast weekly dramatic series on power
WKCR launches Challenges of Power a half hour weekly program directed by Ernest Chambers Serge Gavron sky and Peter Kenen. It uses primary sources and textbook material to trace western culture power conflicts from the thirteenth century to modern trends including totalitarianism and destructive technology. A student script contest offers top prizes including records books and merchandise with entries due January 25.
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WKCR
Ernest Chambers
Serge Gavronsky
Peter Kenen
Sound Stage
Sam Goody Record Shops
Book- Find Club
Fine Arts Club
Monarch-Sophin Company
Communists May Exploit Western Weakness Says Policy Note
A policy note warns Eden could face pressure if Western defense is perceived as weak. It argues Western armaments are for defense only and urges nations to pursue peaceful negotiation to resolve disputes.
Graduate School Talk Set for Brinckerhoff Theater
Marjorie Nicolson, professor at the Graduate Faculty of Philosophy, will discuss The Graduate Schools Snares Pitfalls Attractions in a talk at Brinckerhoff Theater next Thursday. Open to all interested in graduate study.
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Brinckerhoff
Marjorie Nicolson
Graduate Faculty of Philosophy
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