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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
2
Professor Anatal Etzioni of Columbia explains the Gradualists platform at a Columbia Citizenship Council meeting. The group seeks peaceful third options to the red or dead solution to the nuclear stalemate and promotes gradual steps toward peace.
Editorial notes Professor Etzioni argues a three part peace plan to end Cold War hysteria and address arms race and underlying conflicts. He rejects the idea that peace is for the left liberals and that bombs have built in mass destruction mechanisms. He proposes conventional disarmament before nuclear elimination.
Discussion on a revised class constitution centers on creating a combined Vice-president secretary post. Some fear workload is too heavy for one person and would bar others from service. Others argue the merged duties could be manageable and more accountable than the current split offices.
The sophomore class leads the freshman by two points in the Greek Games. Symonds 65 placed first in Entrance Music, boosting the freshman tally to seven. Winners include Marilyn Gallo 635 Lyric Reader Gail Stucklek 64 Program Design.
Undergraduate Association submitted 511.25 for Katherine R. Goodwin Scholarship to Barnard Fund Office last Monday. An additional 987.48 came from non-student donors. Funds placed in Memorial Scholarship Fund per Trustees by law not to establish endowment under 5,000. Memorial Fund since 1954 honors deceased alumnae and friends. The 987.48 gift is among the largest to honor a single person per Barnard official.
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