New Press To Augment Six Depts
Barnard College announces fall appointments expanding six departments Anthropology French Mathematics Philosophy Physics Russian Dean Henry A Boorse highlights teaching ability as key. New staff include Morton Klass replacing Ann Chowning who will move to Canberra to study New Guinea with research colleagues Arensberg Chalk. Maurice Schroder joins French from Northwestern with Harvard PhD. Patrick Gallagher returns to mathematics at Barnard after a 1963 64 assignment.
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Henry A. Boorse
Barnard
Dean Boorse
Ann Chowning
Canberra
Australia
New Guinea
Morton Klass
Columbia
Conrad Arensberg
Dr. Klass
Brooklyn College
Bennington College
India
Caribbean
Maurice Schroder
Northwestern University
Harvard
University of Rochester
Patrick Gallagher
Will Re
Dolan Is Elected President Of Dorm Exec for 65-66
Connie Dolan 66 was chosen president of the Dorm Exec for 65 66 in the residence halls election held last Thursday and Friday. Ann Becker first vice president Sharon Smith second vice president Virginia Look secretary Babs Suddath treasurer Susan Scarlat Residence Council chairman Debbie Rosenberg social chairman Janet Carlson junior representative. A runoff is set between Bonnie Greenfield and Jean Gaillard for Sophomore Representative. Dolan advocates a liberal dorm sign out rule and judiciary power as main Exec obligation.
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Connie Dolan
Sharon Smith
Babs Suddath
Janet Carlson
Debbie Rosenberg
Dorm
Exec
BJ Lunin
SDS Marches in Wall St Protest Bank Policy
SDS organized a noon protest on Chase Manhattan in Wall Street with marches and sit-ins to press withdrawal of bank capital from South Africa. Kenneth Carstens and David Langsam spoke at Columbia events, while groups sought a meeting with bank president David Rockefeller.
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Wall St
Bank
Kenneth Carstens
Harkness Theatre
Chase Manhattan Bank
South Africa
Students For A Democratic Society
Chase Manhattan
Columbia By Action, Core
SNCC
The
African Studies Club
Student Afro-American Society of Columbia
Wall Street
David Rockefeller
Chase
Republic of South Africa
Undergraduate Association approves new constitution by assembly
Margaret McAvin reports 566 of 578 ballots approved the Undergraduate Association constitution with 10 against and 2 abstentions. Class constitutions saw 535 for, 23 against, and 3 abstentions. Sue Silverman notes voting not blind. Judy Schatz praises passage. A noon Rep Assembly will read proposed amendments. Orientation planning and officer nominations discussed.
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Margaret McAvin
Representative Assembly
Sue Silverman
Judy Schatz
Miss Silverman
Rep Assembly
Barnard
Young Dems Pass Three Resolutions On Vietnam and Unionization
The Columbia Barnard Democratic Club approved a Vietnam cease fire proposal and UN referral, a state measure to allow unionization for non profits, and continued support for MFY with renewed appropriations. Elections were announced for March 24 with multiple officer races and amendments redefining quorum rules.
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Young Dems
Vietnam
MFY
Neal Hurwitz
66C
New York State
Executive Board
Hamilton
Nominations Open for Undergraduate Assembly Officers
Nominations for Undergraduate Assembly officers will be held tomorrow March 16 at 1 00 p m in the gym.
Grad Record Examinations Set for Barnard Students
Barnard administration of the Graduate Record Examinations will be held Friday April 9 at 9 a.m. for seniors in botany chemistry geology geography mathematics psychology and sociology. Students taking GRE elsewhere should notify the Registrar to report the score to Barnard before May 14.
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Barnard
Chase Protest Grips City Bank March
Barnard College students prepare for a large turnout as a protest march against a bank draws attention. Mr Langsam labels the event a protest against the business community and the perceived culprits behind the issue.
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Hattan
Barnard
Chase
Langsam
Seven Barnard Seniors Win Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
Seven Barnard College seniors receive 1965 Woodrow Wilson Fellowships: Mary deBary Japanese literature, Linda Israel comparative literature, Regina Markell American history, Victoria Rippere German, Barbara Shekl in Spanish literature, Joan Wohlstepter Chinese literature, Emily Zimmer history. Honorable Mentions include Marcia Anderson Spanish and others in English history art and Soviet studies.
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Marcia Anderson
Zane Berzins
Paula DeSimone
Rebecca Finney
Barbara Heartberg
Elaine Kasimov
Winifred Mason
Karen Murphy
Evan Nurick
Susan Nyman
Iris Rothman
Carol Symonds
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Dorothy Lang
Miss Suddath
Judy Giddens
Miss Greenfield
Miss Gaillard
Paul Booth
SDS Peace Project
Northeast
David Langsam
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Sharpeville
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Germany
Lyndon Johnson
Columbia-Bar
Nard Democratic Club
USS
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New York State College
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McCarthy
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Frances Mueller
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Irene Sharp
Charles Jarrist
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Christine Knowles
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Linda Israel
Regina Markell
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Wohlstepter
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