Stein Views Accomplishments Of Year As Undergraduate Association President
Frankie Stein, outgoing Undergraduate Association president, urges thoughtful student government work. She cites Rep Assembly as key, notes slow process, and credits discussions on eligibility and campus projects like Summer Grant and Student Exchange. She warns new government to protect the student center and avoid a separate Board of Managers.
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Phyllis Klein
Frankie Stein
Representative Assembly
Miss Stein
Rep. Assembly
Spec Installs New Editor at Spectator Board
Columbia Daily Spectator announces the 1963 64 editorial and business board appointments at its Blue Pencil Dinner. Gary A. Schonwald becomes Editor in Chief with Burt Liebman as Business Manager and a 64 class roster for the Editorial and Business Managing Boards.
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Columbia Daily Spctator
Gary A. Schonwald
Burt Liebman
Normit
A. Old
Robert Horowitz
Edi
Arthur J. Grebow
Jonathan Stein
Ivan M. Weissman
Alan J. Willen
William D. Schwartz
Europe for College Girls Travel Plan Promises Comfort
A fragment outlines a trip for college girls to Europe with a 20 fee group, a front page mention of a motor coach, and a return by jet. It notes costs around 2170 dollars from New York and invites interested participants to share names from prior groups and interviews.
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New York
Referendum Supports New Undergraduate Government System
Outgoing Undergraduate Association President Frankie Stein notes an overwhelming vote in support of student government and the new system. He says it shows many cared enough to read the referendum and vote and looks forward to a more manageable governance structure.
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Frankie Stein
Study in Guadalajara Mexico Offered by Arizona Program
The Guadalajara Summer School, fully accredited by the University of Arizona and run with professors from Stanford UC and Guadalajara, runs July 1 to August 11 with courses in art folklore geography history language and literature. Tuition board and room total 240 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael P O Box 7227 Stanford California.
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Mexico
University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
Juan B. Rael
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Stanford
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End of World Communism Predicted by Berlin Scholar
Professor Richard Lowenthal of the Free University of Berlin argues that a centralized international Communist movement is obsolete. He cites the Sino-Soviet split, Yugoslav and Chinese defiance of Stalin, and the rise of underground emancipation as breaking international unity. He foresees Communist Parties shrinking to minor sects or democratic movements.
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China
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Tito
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