Greek Games contest offers $50000 prize for best 100 word answer
Bulletin board notes a Greek Games contest by Men's Digest Magazine with a $50000 prize for the best 100 word answer on the difference between free enterprise and socialism. Deadline is June 1. Includes meeting on employment opportunities with New Jersey Coil Service and peaceful rally plans in Washington.
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Men's Digest
New Jersey Coil Service
West 117Th Street
Student Peace Union
Philosophy Hall
Washington
Moral Laws Question Relativism and Emotivism Debate
The passage discusses how moral law can render an action both right and not right, questioning if a halfway state exists. Emotivism is described as claims that facts do not imply judgments but display attitudes. Professor Jarvis asks whether one attitude is more appropriate than another.
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Jarvis
Freedom Buttons sold at Harvard and Yale for civil rights support
The Southern Student Freedom Fund reports 2500 Freedom Buttons sold at Harvard and Yale for one dollar each. The pins show clasped white and Negro hands with the slogan We Shall Overcome. Proceeds fund the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee aiding student action and voter registration in the South.
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Walter Williams
Harvard
Yale
SSFF
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Williams
South
Letters on Nuclear Weapons and Barnard Groups
Voice urges reconsideration of a vague peace resolution citing risks of radiation and retaliation. Community member asks Barnard Assembly to evaluate points and inform delegates. Also explained is the Barnard charter process for student groups seeking official status and use of facilities.
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Representative Assembly
Assembly
Barnard
Revision plans place students on council and adjust roles
The Revision Committee proposes that the Athletic Association President not sit on Student Council while the chair of the Curriculum Committee would be elected by the entire student body and serve on Student Council. The Proctor's Revision Committee suggests the Chairman of the Board of Proctors join Student Council, elected school wide from proctor slate. Proctor selection would begin in spring term with final decision power resting with Student Council and the Court of Senior Proctors.
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Barnard
Athletic Association
Proctor’s
Board of Proctors
Court of Senior Proctors
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Bulletin Board
Hugh C. Wolfe
American Institute of Physics
Riverside Church Assembly Hall
Ivy
Southern Student Freedom Fund
United States National Student Association
Defense Department
Ann Pitt
Countian Ff Coutera
Pace
Merbers
Balle SerGor
Europe
American Student Information Service
Ave. de la Liberte
Luxembourg
Tareyton
Titus
Pretzel Bender
Ursus
Coliseum
Olivers E Flayor
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