Nancy Neveloff Wins Undergraduate Presidency Referendum Planned
Nancy Neveloff was elected undergraduate president. The Rep Assembly approved a vacancy amendment with three proposals. One plan calls for a special election to fill all vacant Undergraduate Association and Honor Board offices if resignations occur before Christmas.
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Undergraduate Association
Connie Brown
Josie Gittler
Shoshanna Sofaer
Nancy Leavin
Assembly
Board of Proctors
RAA elects R Schneider as president and picks new officers
Rita Schneider age 64 was elected president of the Recreation and Athletic Association at a February meeting. Leila Bates Virginia LoCicero and Joan Spector were elected vice president secretary and treasurer. New chairs include Ann Marie Regal Diane Laitin Deena Wechsler Edith Gormitz Lee Carson and Ellen Gritz. The next week continues the election process.
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Rita Schneider
Recreation and Athletic Associaton
Leila Bates
Virginia LoCicero
Joan Spector
RAA
Ann Marie Regal
Diane Laitin
Deena Wechsler
Edith Gormitz
Lee Carson
Ellen Gritz
Barnard Undergrad Elections Elect Neveloff President
Nancy Neveloff won the Barnard Undergraduate Association presidency on the first ballot with 434 votes. She pledged a full overhaul and a referendum within two weeks on a new system, with Janet Hall as vice president and other officers elected unopposed. If the referendum fails, Frankie Stein or Miss Hall would call a special election.
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Nancy Neveloff
Miss Neveloff
Barnard
Janet Hall
Nancy Leavin
Josie Gittler
Phyllis Peck
Marilyn Gallo
Ellen Coser
Board of
Proctors
Frankie Stein
Miss Hall
Neveloff
Socialist Forum Forms at Columbia University
About 29 people gathered in Hamilton Hall for a Columbia University Socialist Forum organizational meeting. David Konstan outlined the forum’s non action group stance and goal to host debates, adopting an eight article constitution and electing officers for one month.
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Hamilton Hall
Columbia University Socialist Forum
David
Konstan
David Konstan
Steve Martino
Shane Mage
Manuela Schleicher
Hal Levin
Mage
Sophomore Major Selection and Senior Option Deadlines
Sophomore students must select a major and file signed major cards with the Registrar by Friday March 15. Students with at least fifty spring term points not yet notified may visit the Registrar’s Office for a major card. Juniors wishing the Professional Option in their senior year may seek permission from the Committee on Instruction before Friday March 15.
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Committee On Instruction
Forum on U S Nuclear Policy Hosted by Rep Ryan
A daylong forum on United States nuclear policy is sponsored by Congressman William F. Ryan and Reform Democratic Clubs of Manhattan. Held March 9 at Riverside Church panels cover arms control disarmament and national security with keynote Arthur Schlesinger and scholars from Columbia and Johns Hopkins.
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William R. Ryan
N.Y
Reform Democratic Clubs
Manhattan
West Side
Columbia-Barnard Young Democrats
United States
Riverside Church
Claremont Avenue
121St Street
William F. Ryan
Arthur Waskow
Peace Research Institute
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Columbia University
Barnard
Howard Jacobson
Mahler Lectures on Buddhism for Great Teachers TV
Associate Professor Sara Piovia reports Jane Gaston Mahler will give a television lecture on Buddhist art this Saturday on Great Teachers on WPIX Channel 11 from 12 30 to 1 p m She cites moral and ethical teachings of Buddhism and AsiaWestern closeness as reasons for the talk and plans to show eight slides due to time limits The format, she says, is like a monologue with viewers watching monitors.
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Jane Gaston Mahler
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Rep. Assembly
Barbara Sheklin
Susan Rothberg
Sheklin
Miss Sheklin
Bulletin
Miss Rothberg
Rep Assembly
Student Council
R. Schneider
The
AAA
Bryn Mawr
Hall
Leavin
Gittler
Gallo
Peck
Coser
By Janet Roach
Konston
Socialist Forum
U.S
Dem. Ryan
Kathryn Kenley
Ryan
Mahler
By Sara Piovia
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