Barnard Students Debate Housing Rules And Music Practice
Letters from Barnard students criticize off campus housing rules and demand student input in policy formation. A musician laments poor practice room acoustics at Ferris Booth Hall and Milbank penthouse, noting 304 Barn is best but unavailable without permission. March 3, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherea
Barnard
Adam Schesch
Spectator
Columbia
Ferris Booth Hall
Milbank
Hewitt
Trial in North Carolina sparks racial tension
A Monroe jury convicted three Black defendants and a white co-defendant of kidnapping a white couple during 1961 race riots. Civil rights lawyer William Kunstler questions impartiality, while defendants receive multi year sentences and bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
North Carolina
Monroe
Bulletin
William Kunstler
Stegalls
Mr. Kunstler
Kunstler
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Willie Mae Mallory
John C. Lowry
Harold Reape
Richard Crowder
Mallory
Harlem
Lowry
Reape
Mr. Crowder
Superior Court
Walter Brock
Crowder
NAACP
Robert F. Williams
Mr. Williams
Cuba
G. Bruce Stegall
Cleveland
Broadcast Jobs Seen for Seniors at King College
King Broadcasting Company of Seattle invites interested seniors to check in at the Placement Office by Friday March 6 to learn about broadcasting careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King Broadcasting Company of
Seattle
Washington
East Coast
FBH
Columbia College Secondary
Harlem Action Group
HAG
Harlem
Joe Stevenson
West 147Th Street
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Columbia University
Association
Tomor
Row
Jake
Craig Brush
Montaigne
Humanities
the Board of Managers
Sparks
By Sharon Zukin
Bulletin Board
Barnard-Columbia
Howard Teichmann
Teichmann
Academy of American Poets
Department of English
Philosophy Hall
East Harlem
Wollman Auditorium
Box Office
Berkeley
Berkeley School
Lexington Avenue
New York
Maple Avenue
White Plains
Prospect Street
East Orange
New Jersey
Manhattan
Hotel Paris
97Th St
West End Avenue
National School OF Accelerated Reading, Inc
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
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