Barnard Alumnae Describe Publishing Career Paths
Barnard College alumnae outlined entering publishing at a class and Student Vocational Committee session. Marjorie Donnelly joined Doubleday as assistant editor of children's books after starting in various roles, and Leah Dunaief, a Time-Life Book Company researcher, cited a science background as key.
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Barnard
Marjorie Donnelly
Juvenile Department of
Doubleday & Company
Leah S. Dunaiefy
Time and Life Book Company
Ethel Paley
Doubleday Company
Miss Donnelly
Leah Dunaief
Time-Life Book Company
Student housing reform proposed by Barnard advisor
Miss Silverman urges a strong housing committee to research dorm needs across Barnard and the broader university. The group should consult the Chamber of Commerce and NYC expansion plans, then report to the Rep. Assembly and students with a basic report and a questionnaire.
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Harvard
Sillverman
Rep. Assembly
Religious Office highlights spring music schedule
The article notes continued plans to promote an organ recital on Apr 14 and the Hayden Mass on Apr 16, as efforts of the Religious Office. Mr Cohen says the budget allows a balanced representation of music styles.
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Mr. Cohen
Michael Drosnin Elected Editor in Chief at Columbia Spectator
Michael Drosnin 660 was elected Editor in Chief of the Columbia Spectator by a majority vote of the outgoing Senior Editorial Board. He will assume duties after the Blue Pencil Dinner tonight.
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Michael Drosnin
Columbia Spectator
Spectator
Davis voice on Mr X reflects conflict and influence
The text analyzes Davis views on Mr X the Black nationalist, noting how Davis calls him violent yet reports opponents to police. It cites letters and commentary from Gertrude Wilson and others, contrasting views from Harlem clergy and students about Mr X and his impact on King and Farmer.
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Mr. Davis
Mr. X
Gertrude Wilson
New York Amsterdam News
Miss Wilson
United States Information Agency
Harlem
Martin Luther King
James Farmer
Dorm Exec candidates vie for campus offices in student elections
Elfenbein, Sharon Smith, and Susan Scarlet lead nominations for vice presidents and council chair while Debbie Rosenberg and Janet Carlson run unopposed for Social Chairman and Junior Representative. Singled out are Sophomore Representative candidates Gaillard, Gibson, and Green. Virginia Look and Ellen Pressman seek secretary. treasury contenders include Suddath, Maranuk, and Todd. Dorm Exec judicial powers spark debate on suspensions and overnights policy. Dorm renovation participation and lateness system changes also discussed.
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Elfenbein
Sharon Smith
Susan Scarlet
Residence Halls Council
Debbie Rosenberg
Janet Carlson
Jean Gaillard
Judy Gibson
Bonnie Greenfield
Virginia Look
Ellen Pressman
The
Treasury
Babs Suddath
Margaret Maranuk
Melissa Todd
Dorm Exec
Miss Dolan
Miss Leavin
Gershenson Compares Judaism and Hellenism
Daniel E. Gershenson, Assistant Professor of Greek and Latin at Columbia, discussed the basic differences between Judaism and Hellenism. He highlighted how religious traditions shape cultural identity and argued for cross cultural understanding within the academic context.
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Daniel E. Gershenson
Columbia
Seixas-Menorah
Gershenson
Ulysses
Jacob
Isidor Hoffman
Luncheon seminar on U S troops in South Vietnam topic
Bulletin Board previews a 12:00 noon luncheon in Earl Hall Dodge Room with Seymour Melman discussing Should U S Troops Withdraw from South Vietnam. The seminar aims to explore U S policy amid the Vietnam conflict.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Dodge
Earl Hall
Seymour Melman
Law School
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