Columbia University Students Demand Gym Debate and Civil Liberties Support
The Columbia University Student Council calls for immediate talks with neighborhood groups to decide the 113 Street gym site and functions jointly. CUSC condemns Katzenbach’s DuBois Clubs designation as a Communist front and urges withdrawal of the petition, while offering a symbolic ACLU contribution. Eight club members are detained after the Subversive Activities Control Board probe.
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CUSC
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Columbia University
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W. E. DuBois
American Civil Liberties Union
Subversive Activities Control Board
Barnard Plans Off Campus Housing At 620 West 116 Street
Barnard College will house commuters and seniors first in the ten story 620 West 116 Street building bought last Monday. The project may be reclassified as a residence after full possession and renovation into suites similar to 616. The Housing Registry will assign apartments as vacated with 40 units total and staff may live there if needed.
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Barnard
Rosemary Park
Lila Rosenblum
CORE Solicits For Strikers In Baltimore
CORE members solicit funds on Low Plaza to aid 40 Negro ghetto workers on strike since February 9 at Lincoln Memorial and Bolton Hill nursing homes. They protest 35 cent per hour wage, 60 hour week, no overtime pay or benefits and wholesale firings.
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Baltimore
Lincoln Memorial
Bolton Hill Nursing Homes
Mike Flag
Columbia
CORE
Mr. Flag
Maryland Freedom Union
Lincoln
Special Examinations by May for Religious Absence
Applications for special examinations in May due to religious observance are available in the Registrar's Office starting March 14 and must be returned by April 1. Barnard will administer the Graduate Record Examinations for June and October 1966 candidates in Botany Chemistry Geology Geography Mathematics Physics and Sociology. The April 14 deadline for applications is 9 a.m. and March 25 is the filing cutoff. Senior majors who already sat the GRE elsewhere should also file with the Registrar and note the date taken.
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Barnard
Faculty vote favors five day reading period in college
Faculty members polled favor a five day optional study period by 19 to 1. Of 41 replies, 39 instructors support a week long suspension of classes and 74 courses will be suspended. Miss Janice Thaddeus and Miss Phoebe Morrison express support with caveats about essential classes and merit.
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Janice Thaddeus
Phoebe Morrison
Richard Youtz
Barnard
Doormen Guard Dormitory Exit At Barnard
Barnard hires two guards for Brooks Hall 116th Street delivery entrance to restrict entry to Barnard students and authorized personnel. The door opens 5 am to 7 pm weekdays and guards James Hatcher and Sidney Zeno check deliveries and eject unauthorized visitors.
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116Th Street
Brooks Hall
Food Services
Ben Kerner
Brooks, Hewitt
Reid Halls
James Hatcher
Sidney Zeno
Iola Haverstick Joins Barnard Trustee Board
Barnard College announces Iola Haverstick elected as a trustee for seven years joining the 26 member Board of Trustees. A Barnard graduate and writer, she produced articles and reviews for Saturday Review and The New York Times Book Review and served as Yale editorial committee secretary for The Papers of Samuel Boswell.
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Barnard College
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New York Times Book Review
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Samuel Boswell
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