Debating Vietnam Forum Reveals Divide on Paths Forward
Professors Brzezinski and Zagoria clash over how to restrain the war while avoiding nuclear risk. Norman Thomas frames Vietnam morality as the sole stake, urging clear ethical action amid strategic chess-like maneuvers. The forum weighs neutralization versus continued bombing and the aim of regional stability.
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Vietnam
Professor Zagoria
United States
Brezinski
Zagorin
Prof
Brzezinski
Russia
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Peo
Zbigniew Brzesinski
Donald Zagoria
Zagoria
East Asian Institute
Mili
Southeast Asia
SNCC Fund Raising Weekend at Postcrypt in St Pauls Chapel
The SNCC group at Columbia will run the Postcrypt coffee house in St Pauls Chapel March 18 to 22 to raise funds for the Selma Alabama project. Each night features a poetry reader and a folk singer with weekend open hours and a 50 cent cover. Volunteers are needed to wait tables and work in the kitchen, contact Sara Piovia through campus mail.
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Friends of
SNCC
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
Columbia
St. Paul's Chapel
Selma
Alabama
Sara Piovia
Morality Debate on College Role Divides Krumm and Osborne
At a Thursday Noon Meeting the University chaplain John M. Krumm favors some college regulation to enforce a moral code while Dr. Duncan Osborne of the Columbia Counseling Service favors informal internalization of morality with minimal regulation for safety. President Rosemary Park moderated the discussion.
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John M. Krumm
Duncan Osborne
Columbia Counseling Service
Rosemary Park
Krumm
Osborne
Dr. Krumm
Referendum on Revised Undergraduate Association Constitution
Students vote today through Thursday on a revised constitution. A 375 affirmative vote from 500 ballots is required for passage. Changes include establishing a permanent Judicial Council, expanded powers for class officers, altered Board of Proctors selection, and adjusted Honor Board procedures. The Registrar will list eligible sophomores and juniors with a 3.0 average. senior proctor minimum rises to 3.0 and Board size falls from 45 to 40.
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Jake
Representative Assembly
Honor Board
Judicial Council
Alil
Board of Proctors
College Activities Office
Rep. Assembly
National Student Association
Extension Proposed for Dorm Overnight Sign-Out
The Dorm Exec recommends changing sign-out times for overnights to allow girls to sign out by telephone until half an hour before curfew and in person until curfew, with midnight current deadline. At a Deanery meeting, members debated how judiciary should operate, considering motivation versus circumstances and whether formal rules should exclude emotions. B J Lunin and Sharon Smith plan reports for the incoming Dorm Exec.
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B.J. Lunin
Sharon Smith
Four Barnard Alumnae Describe Careers in Publishing
Four Barnard graduates will describe jobs in publishing in a vocational meeting. Speakers include Barbara Lyons Macmillan Company Marjorie Donnelly Doubleday Leah Salmansohn Dunaief Time and Life Andree Abecassis Curtis Publishing. The event runs 4 to 5 30 p.m. in 100 Barnard Hall.
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Barnard Hall
Ethel Paley
Barbara Lyons
Macmillan Company
Marjorie Donnelly
Doubleday & Company
Leah Salmansohn Dunaief
Time and Life
Andree Abecassis
Post Photographic
Curtis Publishing Company
Ossie Davis to discuss Malcolm X life at Columbia
Ossie Davis will discuss the life of the late Malcolm X on March 9 at 8 p.m. at Columbia University. The event, sponsored by the Students Ad Hoc Committee for the Family of Malcolm X, highlights fundraising for Malcolm X’s widow and four children with donation booths on Low Plaza and Jake from noon to 4 p.m. The drive aims to protest the assassination’s violence and culminates with presenting funds to Mrs. X and her family.
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Ossie Davis
Malcolm X
Columbia University
Columbia University Students
Malcolm Xx
Low Plaza
Jake
John Hatchet
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By Nancy Doctor
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