Students Plan Summer African Tour
The African Studies Group for College Students announced eight of twelve places for a summer safari to East Africa. Plans include touring Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda in Land Rovers and a supplies truck, meeting African students, visiting tribes and wildlife, and stopping at Peace Corps and Operation Crossroads projects. The route then includes Khartoum Cairo Greece Rome Paris and London.
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African Studies Group
East Africa
Kenya
Tanganyika
Uganda
Peace Corps
Operation Crossroads
Khartoum
Cairo
Greece
Rome
Paris
London
United States
University of Minnesota
University of California
Rollins College
Fenn State University
Swarthmore
Europe
University of Geneva
Sorbonne
Ted Estabrook
East 96Th Street
New_York City
Tuition fight stirs student protests and political clash
Governor Rockefeller rejects tuition grants with firm denial. Demonstrators gain backing from the City College Alumni Association the state AFL C IO and Regent Morris lushewitz. Assemblyman Kottler seeks to pull two bills from Ways and Means while Assembly Majority Leader Ingalls defends tuition and trustees powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
City College Alumni Association
State
Afl-Cio
Morris Lushewitz
State University Board of Regents
Assemblyman
Kottler
D.eklyn
Ways and Means
Assembly
Ingalls
R.broome
Barnard Faculty Eyes Two Day Review and Flexible Project Periods
Faculty subcommittees propose a two day Review Period before exams with no classes and a flexible Project Period for self directed work. The plan aims to give students more time for readings, papers, and independent projects, with four year experimentation across departments. An open faculty meeting will hear questions before resolutions move to Instruction and then the full faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kouwenhoven
Committee On Instruction
Barnard
S.S
Peter Cook on stage and off in New York interview
The article recounts Peter Cook speaking about American audiences and his plans for future work. He mentions reactions from a Michigan housewife and his desire to attract younger crowds to The Establishment club. He discusses writing a play about a family of religious maniacs and references C. P. Snow and Paul Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Snow
Paul Ford
Mr. Cook
Dormitory Election Sees Fourteen Run for Dorm Council
Fourteen residents seek Dorm Council seats this year with several incumbents re elected. Ann Falbo is President, Leslie Hochberg is Dorm Council Chairman, and B J Lunin is Junior Representative. Candidates include Karen Rothstein Duff Campbell for Second Vice President and multiple run for Secretary and other posts.
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Ann Falbo
Leslie Hochberg
B. J. Lunin
Karen Rothstein
Duff Campbell
Miss Campbell
Dorm Exec
Miss Rothstein
Joyce LeMoyne
Miss LeMoyne
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Bishop James A. Pike
Justus Buchler
Department of Philosophy
Monrad Paulsen
School of Law
Earl Hall
Columbia University
Broadway
New York
N.Y. Cor
113Th Street
Morningsider
Peter Cook
Lisa
Seein
West
98Th
99Th Streets
Kathryn Kenley
Brooks
Connie Wallace
Carol Hundertmark
Miss Wallace
Nancy Fine
Buffie Peebles
Miss Peebles
St. Paul’s Chapel
Amsterdam Ave
117Th St
Barnard Wigs and
William Shakespeare
Minor Latham Playhouse
119Th Street
Jake
NEW York University
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