Action NUT Offers Folk Music Saturday at MacMillen Theater
Jack Elliot the cowboy from Brooklyn and the New Lost City Ramblers headline a folk singing concert sponsored by ACTION and NUT this Saturday in MacMillen Theater. Elliot, famed as a folk singer’s folk singer, joins the Ramblers Mike Seeger John Cohen and Tom Paley. Tickets are 1.50 to 2.50, call University 5-2815 or Judy Grossman in Reid Hall for seats at 8 30 p.m.
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New Lost City Ramblers
Action
NUT
New University Thought
MacMillen Theater
Jack Elliot
England
London
Princess Margaret
Mr Elliot
the Ramblers
Southern Hills
Mike Seeger
John Cohen
Tom Paley
Manhattan
University 5
Judy Grossman
Reid Hall
Committee Sets Exams Week Earlier Change Approved
The Committee on Instruction approved moving Major exams from late April to early May with tests set for May 2 3 and 4. Graduate Record exams for majors requiring Major exams will be on April 27. Seniors aiming for October degrees may take exams this spring since none are offered in Barnard October.
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Committee On Instruction
Barnard
Press debate on HUAC effectiveness continues
Wilkinson argues HUAC produced little legislative impact and urges the public to see through harsh media tactics. He contends exposing these facts could shift opinion against the committee's methods and reduce support for abolition.
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HUAC
Luce
Dorm Housing Rules Contested By Upperclassmen
A student poll examines housing policy as many seniors may move off campus and dorms face occupancy concerns if rules loosened. Proponents say living with an adult over 25 does not increase safety and nearby housing could boost extracurriculars and late study.
Revolution in Mississippi booklet links and race issues
The piece discusses two students, Paul Potter and Tom Hayden, and their work on the Souths civil rights coverage. Hayden wrote a SDS pamphlet Revolution in Mississippi, aiming to synthesize scattered headlines into a cohesive picture of voter registration and racial conflict in the region.
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New York Post
McComb
Mississippi
the Times
Paul Potter
National Student Association
Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic
South
New York
Study in Guadalajara Mexico Summer School Offers Courses
The Guadalajara Summer School a fully accredited University of Arizona program in cooperation with Stanford UC and Guadalajara runs July 2 to August 10 offering art folklore geography history language and literature courses. Tuition board and room is 245 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael P O Box 7227 Stanford Calif.
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Mexico
University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
Juan B. Rael
P.O. Box
Stanford
Calif
Proposal To Combine Offices Stirs Debate
Judy Lefkowitz argues that combining offices reduces redundancy and increases accountability. She notes fewer officers raise duties for the vice president secretary and eliminates the Eligibility System. She urges student participation and rejects benchwarmer concerns.
Opposition to Merging Class Vice President and Secretary Roles
Naomi Shoenthal argues against combining the class vice president and secretary offices. She says executive committee influence and initiative would shrink if duties merge and fewer officers exist, noting past joint efforts like stationery sales, fundraisers, a class directory, and a newsletter.
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St, Paul's Chapel
Columbia-Barnard
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Barnard College Parlor
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