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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
3
The student body endorsed the Revised Undergrad Constitution by a large majority. Results show 729 girls voted for the revision, 32 for the present system, and 31 for reinstating the old system. Nomination events and officer elections are planned through March with several assemblies and a Bear Pin awards tea.
Councilman ODwyer will discuss The Forgotten Miners of Hazard Kentucky at 7 30 p m Wednesday March 4 in 517 Hamilton The talk is co sponsored by the Columbia Young Democrats and the Student Association on Miners He will assess miner activities right to strike public opinion federal role and prospects after Congress rejected 40 million in relief for Appalachia
The Barnard survey of 500 questionnaires shows two thirds oppose double reporting in the honor system. Proctors restroom checks are widely disapproved and most oppose keeping blue books in exam rooms. Alternate seating is favored by two thirds, while leaving books at the front faces a slim majority against.
Miss Leonore Peckman of the College Placement Office reports about 1100 Barnard students earned roughly $540000 last summer. Average earnings per student were $464. Lab work led at $647, followed by office work at $563, while resident camp counselors earned the lowest wages. The seven categories include office, camp, sales, waitress, child care, laboratory, and miscellaneous.
The Bulletin office offers nine well used standard model typewriters that have been purchased with funds from the Antiques Sale Progress group. Viewers can inspect the units and consider ownership of these working machines.
Members of Columbia University Chapter of CORE joined a march on City Hall to press for integrated schools. Bob Miller announced CORE will favor community based actions on education while preserving city wide options. Ray De Leon discussed the Harlem rent strike and a staff meeting at 94 East 119th Street. CORE members took part in psychological testing with a dollar per participant, helping clear its debt.
The Ad Hoc Committee for next year's Student Exchange will meet Thursday March 5 at 1 00 p m A tentative plan by this year’s participants will be presented and chairmen elected The plan creates five committees under the Student Exchange Council handling publicity applications social events reading and correspondence and a year round committee to engage students here with integration issues.
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