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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1964
Page
4
Parents of Zoology and Psychology majors attended Barnard College events featuring demonstrations of physiological techniques, embryo staging, and student-led research surveys. Highlights included frog embryo growth, planaria head regeneration hypotheses, coral skeleton exhibits, and kymograph demonstrations.
The survey shows 78 approve the current house rules as a good way to live while at school while 72 deem the proposed regulations unreasonable and 4 disagree. Muss Bergin notes many comments and a caring, non radical response aimed at handling problems responsibly and factually.
The student Greek games competition will be held in Barnard Hall on Saturday April 18 at 2 30 pm. Tickets go on sale through Jake between March 16 and 27.
Rosemary Park speaks to sophomores tomorrow at 1 in 306 Barnard Hall. Elections for Student Opinion Committee Chair are Thursday March 19 at 1 in 405 Barnard Hall. Curriculum Committee needs members. meeting at noon next Monday March 23. two members per class. Freshmen host a dance Friday March 20 from 8 to 1 in James Room Dormitory. Executive Committee elections Tuesday 7 to 9 in the gym. East Harlem Rent Strike Action Committee seeks funds and staff. call FI 8 3549 to attend planning meeting Tuesday March 17 at 6 in the committee office 94 East 11th Street.
The article describes federal aid arriving as a provocation, protests by local officials led by I. P. Yancey in Somerville, and a shift in Fayette and Haywood counties toward renewed sharecropping. It notes rising Black voter registration, criticism of the Southern Democracy, and a long struggle for true democracy and freedom in rural Tennessee.
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