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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
4
A critical column debates freedom of speech, the dangers of Black Nationalism, and responses to Malcolm X's assassination. It argues for lawful protest within democratic bounds, questions the policing of extremist voices, and reflects on race and tolerance in America.
Congressman William F. Ryan and Reform Democratic clubs of Manhattan invite Joseph S. Clark to speak at the Fifth Annual West Side Community Conference. The Riverside Church hosts the event on March 6 at 10:00 a.m. Admission is free. Whitney M. Young Jr. also speaks.
Miss Ginsberg and Miss Palmer work with Theodore Farris Director of Residence at Teachers College to arrange use of Barnard housing facilities for Barnard students. Administration will pay the fee rather than Representative Assembly, after a Housing Committee poll revealed poor apartment-finding options near campus.
Suzanne Crowell will direct the 1966 student exchange program linking Barnard and Columbia students with an East Coast partner. The plan expands commitments for participating students beyond the current five youth groups.
Four Barnard graduates active in publishing will speak at a March 9 meeting sponsored by the senior class and the Student Vocational Committee. Speakers cover text and trade book publishing, science research and magazine photography, with a survey showing publishing as the top field for Barnard 1964 grads.
The Guadalajara Summer School, a University of Arizona program with Stanford UC and Guadalajara faculty, runs June 28 to August 7 offering art folklore geography history language and literature courses. Tuition board and room total 265 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael at P O Box 7227 Stanford California.
A USSR panel asserts no high school dropout issue in the Soviet Union citing a “cult of education” and Komsomol values. They note government funding top specialists and five year stipends for 3.6 million university students. An American view links knowledge gaps to diplomatic estrangement since 1917. ACTION plans a panel of African diplomats on April 19 at 4 30 in Earl Hall.
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