Barnard Delegates Report Exchange Program Impressions
Nine Barnard and Columba students spoke at Liior Latham Playhouse about the recent Exchange Program. They praised nonviolent integration efforts, noted campus differences, and urged support for human rights groups while recounting meetings with Charlene Hunter and Wake Forest peers.
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Barnard
Barnard and
Columba
Liiior Latham Playhouse
Frankie Stein
Spelman
Atlanta
Georgia
Feedom
India
Gandhi
Marcia Fentress
Mary Ville
Committee On Appeal For Human Rights
Peace Corps discussed by faculty in a college column
Associate Professor of History Sidney A. Burrell and sociology expert Gladys Sieger weigh the Peace Corps. Burrell fears initial risk for volunteers but Sieger praises the program’s planning. Meyer outlines benefits including manpower, nursing aid, farming and mechanical skills development for students.
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Sidney A. Burrell
Peace Corps
Burrell
Africa
Asia
Gladys Sieger
Meyer
Bulletin Board: Campus Talks and Clubs Schedule
Columbia Students for a Sane Nuclear Policy meet at 8 30 in 717 Hamilton Hall. Martin Williams speaks to Columbia Barnard Jazz Club on improv styles March 8 in 202 Ferris Booth Hall. Guillermo Noriega speaks to Circulo Hispano March 9 at 4 00 in room 22M. Judith Eisenstein presents A Musical Commentary on The Bible this afternoon at 4 in Dodge Room Earl Hall. Mademoiselle issue offers summer Europe job tips. American Student Information Service offers a Europe tour and jobs for 345 to 795 plus nurse aid or other work. send inquiries to Frankfurt Germany address.
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Columbia
Hamilton Hall
Martin Williams
Columbia-Barnard Jazz Club
Jaz
Ferris Booth Hall
Judith K. Eisenstein
Dodge
Earl Hall
Seixas-Menorah Society
Europe
Mademoiselle
President-Elect Encourages Student Involvement At Barnard
The president-elect asks students to use campus channels to voice opinions on major issues. She urges transfers and freshmen to engage with Barnard government, join committees, and run for office as reforms on dormitories, constitutions, commuter problems, and curriculum are debated.
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Barnard
Pesident-Elect
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South
Leah Salmansohn
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Charlene Hunter
University of Georgia
Vivien Deutsch
Irene
Glasberg
Jane Dexter
Barbara Friedman
Annabelle Winograd
Peace Corp
Hollywood
Bangkok
Bulletin Board
Guillermo Noriega
Circulo Hispano
American Student Information Service
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Jahnstrasse 56-A
Frankfurt-am-Main
Germany
Tareyton
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