Sit-Ins Fail In Maryland On Eastern Shore
On Christmas Eve 1961 a Maryland drive by the Baltimore Civic TDoerest Gate to gain integrated public accom modations on the Eastern Shore faced a mass demonstration. About three hundred people demanded service at local restaurants with some venues briefly serving select patrons. Students staged sit ins at tables and counter seats prompting disruptions and fines as authorities watched the protests unfold.
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Typing Course Update At Local Academy
A fragmentary note describes a typing course at a local academy. It mentions lessons, a pace set by instructors, and student participation. The text references office oversight and a focus on improving typing skills.
Campus Bulletin Highlights Open Meeting and Student Activities
Sociology professor Amitai Etzioni speaks on Winning Without War at Wollman Auditorium in an open Columbia Citizenship Council session from 4 to 6 p.m. The Class of 62 hosts a tea for Placement Office Staff in College Parlor on Wednesday at 4 p.m. Barnard alumnae discuss teaching jobs. Brecht play tryouts on March 8 for May 11 12 performance. sign up outside 133M. Saint Pauls organists and cathedral recitalists schedule noonday and evening performances in early March.
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Barnard Bulletin Staff Meeting Set for March 6
A staff meeting of the Barnard Bulletin is scheduled for Tuesday March 6 at 4 00 pm in Room 1 Annex. All members are required to attend.
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Speech Library Extends Weekly Listening Hours
The Library of Speech Recordings in Room 803 Business will operate on a revised spring term schedule. Wednesday listening extends from 2 pm for three hours to allow a full play in one session. Monday Tuesday and Thursday slots begin at 3 pm, 2 pm on Thursday. The collection spans speeches, poetry, prose, public addresses, dialects, plays, and dramatic performances.
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