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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1962

Page

3

Barnard Exchange Sees White Colleges Decline Invitations

Sophie Newcomb College in New Orleans refused Barnard's student exchange invite while Bennett and West Virginia State accepted. Emory and Vanderbilt also declined due to short coordination time. Wake Forest may rejoin. Sponsors include Betsy King Penny White Anna Bojcun Jane Harnett Carolyn MacDonald Gail Peterson Frankie Stein Naomi Wadness Brenda Woodward Naomi Cohen Ellen Coser. The plan outlines museum trips theater party and United Nations visit.

Sophie Newcomb College New Orleans Louisiana Barnard Bennett Greensboro North Carolina West Virginia State College Emory University Atlanta Georgia Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee Wake Forest Winston-Salem North Carolina Keitha Sapsin Felice Witztum West Virginia State Betsy King Penny White Anna Bojcun Jane Harnett Carolyn MacDonald Gail Peterson Frankie Stein Naomi Wadness Brenda Woodward Naomi Cohen Ellen Coser Jake United Nations Representative Assembly Fea Phoebe Morrison Government de

Cooperative bookstore debate at Columbia sparks confusion

About twenty students and fifteen faculty and staff attended a friendly meeting in a Law School classroom to discuss a cooperative bookstore at Columbia. The session devolved into questions as the term cooperative appeared to mask underlying issues in the bookstore controversy. Professors Harriss and Reynolds, and Worthington argued cooperatives may not solve students' demands.

Law School Columbia Columbia University C. Lowell Harriss Columbia Economics Department Russell Reynolds National Association of College Stores Jack Worthington Princeton University Cooperative

Rising dorm meal costs block Barnard voluntary plan

Abbott says increasing staff and Helen Reid Hall expenses push dormitory meals over budget. Only one third of Barnard students live in residence halls, so meals must be funded from dorm funds. No shows are counted in the dorm food budget and some residents may profit from the plan.

Barnard Forrest Abbott Abbott Helen Reid Hall

Barnard Currie reform proposals push council overhaul

Proctors present to the Representative Assembly a Constitutional Revision plan creating an Activities Council to replace the Clubs Council. The plan details stricter duties for Assembly members, a conference committee to elect delegates, and a revamped Court of Senior.

Representative Assembly Court of Senior Conni Foshay Roselle Kurland Helen Rauch Proctors Clubs Council Barnard-Columbia Barnard Assembly

Assembly votes to reject curriculum chair on Student Council

Representatives approved most revisions from the Constitutional Revision Committee. A sub committee will study class delegate numbers and limits on activities for Assembly delegates. Proposals from the Constitutional Revision Committee endorsed. debate continues today on other revisions.

Representative Assembly Constitutional Revision Committee Rep Assembly Assembly Conni Foshay Roselle Kurland

Thurmond Calls UN Bonds Bad Risk and Communist Threat

Senator Strom Thurmond told a Columbia audience that United Nations bonds are bad collateral and that the UN faces collapse if current policies continue. He framed world communism as the gravest threat to American society, urged informed citizens, and urged realignment of parties by principle over symbols.

Thurmond Columbia Strom Thurmond D-S.c United States United Nations Katanga Senator Thurmond Ois

New Marxist Discussion Group Forms at Barnard

A new Barnard group called Barnard Left aims to discuss real issues in precise Marxist terms. It serves as an informal women’s circle with coffee and cookies, plans a newsletter, and will explore Russia Cuba and Latin America with no leaders. They critique Russian communism and debate the UC S council nuclear testing resolution.

New Left Barnard Nina Zasorin New Club Miss Zasorin Russia Cuba Latin America James R. O'Connor Economics Undergraduate Association Thes

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