Students Vie For Class Presidency
Students vote today and tomorrow for class presidents. Susan Rothberg Esther Klein and Barbara Sheklin lead the senior class race. Penny Lipkin and Candy Branacato head the Class of 766 contest. Erica Wolf Naomi Pheiffer and Naomi Harmon compete for the Class of 67 presidency.
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Jake
Susan Rothberg
Esther Klein
Barbara Sheklin
Penny Lipkin
Candy Branacato
Erica Wolf
Naomi Pheiffer
Naomi Harmon
Representative Assembly
Ellen Kaplovitz
Arline Tannebaum
Jessica Purnitz
Anne Vaughan
Jayme Saphn
Alice Long
Shelly
Honor Board proposes shift to dual responsibility rule
Phyllis Peck, chairman of the Honor Board, proposes replacing double reporting with dual responsibility at the Executive meeting. She notes witnesses may choose whether to report offense and cites joint faculty-Honor Board results and a questionnaire. Faculty oppose dropping double reporting and library regulation changes. compromise accepted.
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Phyllis Peck
Judiciary of Honor Board
Miss Peck
Honor Board Reconsiders Double Reporting in Library Poll
Phyllis Peck outlines a constitutional amendment replacing double reporting with dual responsibility. The vote shows strong support for keeping reporting while shifting duty to witnesses who must address the offender before the board. The proposal awaits approval by President Park, the faculty, and the Representative Assembly.
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President Park
New Representative Assembly
Dorm Exec Hosts Dinner With Park On Jurisdiction Change
Dormitory Executive members met with Miss Park after a dinner in Hewitt Hall to discuss extending judiciary powers. The talks covered student representation on controversial issues and the Dorm Exec role in cases formerly handled by the administration. A plan to hold joint meetings and draft recommendations for Miss Park was adopted.
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Exec
Park
Anne Wollam
Rosemary
Hewitt Hall
Miss Park
L Hughes To Read Poetry Next Friday
Langston Hughes the renowned Negro poet and Jerico Jim Crow author will read from his poetry Friday March 20 in Wollman Auditorium. The event, second in a CORE series, is free for the Columbia community with Gilbert Price performing songs from Jericho Jim Crow.
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Langston Hughes
Jerico Jim Crow
Wollman
CORE
Columbia
Mr. Hughes
Gilbert Price
Jim Crow
Nine Woodrow Wilson Fellows Named for Year
Nine Barnard seniors win Woodrow Wilson Fellowships. Recipients include Joyce Beckett Hildegarde Fuss Necia Grant Sally Hess Nancy Kline Nancy Neveloff Elena Ortiz Victoria Sullivan Zirka Zaremba. Honorable Mentions list Elizabeth Berliner Whitney Eager Britta Fischer Karen Grebel Jane Kahn Judith Malamut Beth Niemi Beth Pessen Susan Rosen Barbara Rusciolelli Joan Schaeffer Rita Stein. The fellowship supports full time graduate study with stipends and tuition coverage for humanities and social sciences.
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Joyce Beckett
Hildegarde T. Fuss
Necia J. Grant
Sally E. Hess
Nancy A. Kline
Nancy A. Neveloff
Elena Victoria Ortiz
Vistoria D. Sullivan
Zirka Zaremba
Elizabeth Berliner
Whitney Eager
Britta S. Fischer
Karen Grebel
Jane L. Kahn
Judith Malamut
Beth T. Niemi
Beth S. Pessen
Susan G. Rosen
Barbara S. Rusciolelli
Joan S. Schaeffer
Rita L. Stein
Nine Seniors Named Finalists for Frank Gilbert Bryson Prize
Seniors nominate five girls as finalists from ten candidates for the Bryson Prize awarded for four years of unselfish college service. Finalists are Mary Corabi Ann Fleisher Susan Halpern Bonnie Menninger Nancy Neveloff. Voting by preferential ballot occurs today and tomorrow. Alumnae officers were elected: Leslie Hochberg president Betsy Hood vice president Janet Kirschenbaum secretary Robbie Izenstein treasurer.
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Frank Gilbert Bryson
Jake
Mary Corabi
Ann Fleisher
Susan Halpern
Bonnie Menninger
Nancy Neveloff
Leslie Hochberg
Betsy Hood
Janet Kirschenbaum
Robbie Izenstein
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Tinkelman
Barbara Morse
Lyn Lederman
Nancy Schneider
Frederica Linick
By K. Lywenthal
Honor Board
Proctor
Harriet van Sickle
Merle Hazid
Rosemary Park
L. Hughes
Wilsons
Barnard
National Sciences Foundation
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