Barnard Swordsmen Rout C Post College in 13 4 Meet
Barnard fencing team defeated C Post College 13 to 4 in a meet at Barnard last Wednesday March 1. Members Maria Bittner 63 Shiela Goldberg 64 Linda Berman 62 Phyllis Kraft 63 Hsi Fong Waung 62 Frances Holden 64 contributed. Next meet with Bryn Mawr is set for Barnard gym Saturday March 11 at 10 45 am with free admission.
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C. W. Post College
Maria Bittner
Shiela Goldberg
Linda Berman
Phyllis Kravet
Hsi Fong Waung
Frances Holden
Bryn Mawr College
Barnard Gymnasium
Phyllis Bigel
Physical Education Department
Student Lecture by Erica Mann on Contemporary Poetry
Erica Mann will deliver the second student lecture of the series today at 12 30 in the College Parlor. The talk titled Contemporary Poetry will be directed by Sheila Kushner and sponsored by the board of proctors.
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Sheila Kushner
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Barnard Honor Board candidates seek reforms and openness
Candidates urge stronger student bond with the Honor Board through open meetings and ethics talks. They propose re evaluating the system and comparing it with other schools while emphasizing human factors alongside ideals. Remaining races list Linda Sweet Irene Lurie Carol Berkin Loretta Trembley Linda Herdworth Janet Kirschenbaum Pam Liebman Diane Carravetta Roxanne Cohen Eleanor Edelstein.
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Barnard
Linda Sweet
Irene Lurie
Carol Berkin
Lorretta Trembley
Linda Herworth
Janet Kirschenbaum
Pam Liebman
Diane Carravetta
Athletic Association
Roxanne Cohen
Eleanor Edelstein
Committee mobilizes funds for Sit-In Movement
A student group forms a Committee to raise money for the Sit-In Movement and prompts input from the student body. It aims to influence Wake Forest College's stance on integration during spring discussions. About fifty members meet Fridays with Frankie Stein and Marcia Fentress presiding. others can join via the Race Relations bulletin board or attend noon meetings in 304B.
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Barnard
Miss Friedman
Wake Forest College
Frankie Stein
Marcia Fentress
Jake
Race Relations Bulletin Board
Barnard Delegates Attend Mock U N Session in Canada
Barnard delegates Tamara Turner and Betsy Scrovell represented Thailand at the Model United Nations Conference at Universite de Montreal in early February. The four session event included a mock General Assembly and councils with speakers such as Monseigneur Lusier Howard Green Paul Gerin and Frank Tannenbaum. Delegates gained insights into UN workings amid debates on Congo Red China Algeria Cuba and South Africa.
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Betsy Scrovell
Barnard
Universite de Montreal
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United States
United Nations
Thailand
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Red China
Algeria
Laos
Cuba
Union of South
Africa
Irenee Lussier
Howard C. Green
Paul Gerin
Quebec
Columbia
Frank Tannenbaum
Latin America
United Nations Organization
Kennedy's Peace Corps Provokes Faculty Opinion
Bernard Bulletin reports mixed reactions among faculty to President Kennedy's Peace Corps plan. Prof. Chilton Williamson criticizes the idea as a potential “Robinson Crusoe adventure” and questions young volunteers' readiness. He suggests sending students from other countries to the United States for education to improve conditions abroad. The article notes training centers at universities and rigorous applicant screening.
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Barnard
Chilton Williamson
History
United States
Peace Corps
Forensic Association Debates National Topic at Regional Meet
The Forensic Association emphasizes the National Collegiate Topic on compulsory health insurance for all citizens. Colleges like Kings Point Tufts Temple Vermont and Columbia have debated the issue. The Regional Tournament is in Vermont at end of March followed by the National Tournament in April at West Point.
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P.S
Kings Point
Tufts
Temple
Vermont
Columbia
West Point
Ethnographer Examines Soviet Social Change
Dr Steven Dunn of Fordham Institute spoke on directed cultural change in the USSR. He traced ideological shifts around 1950, noting the move into history and field research and the role of collectivization in shaping social policy and law.
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Steven Dunn
Fordham Institute of Contemporary Russian Studies
Dunn
Columbia University
Harvard Russian Center
U.S.S.R
United States
Dr. Dunn
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