Two CU Students Recount Selma Observations
Paula Pappas reports on CU students Stephen Hochschild and Nancy Duff Campbell recounting a three day vigil in Selma Alabama. They describe non violence, community solidarity, and a mix of white clergy support with police presence.
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Selma
Alabama
Stephen Hochchild
Nancy Duff Campell
Hochschild
Miss Campbell
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Boon
Martin Luther King
Brown's Church
Catalogue Comes Out in May 1965
Columbia University changes its annual catalogue timing with distribution in May to improve accuracy. Dean Henry Boorse notes the delay allows better ranking of faculty and clearer course offerings for Barnard students.
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Henry Boorse
Columbia University
Barnard
Postcrypt Benefit for Selma Opens Tonight at St Pauls Chapel
Friends of SNCC at Columbia host a Postcrypt benefit in St Pauls Chapel coffeehouse format to aid Selma Alabama. Tonight features blues singer Barbara Deane and poet Hugh Amory with later readings by Kenneth Kock and Frank O’Hara. Tom Neugebauer sings. Saturday the Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society performs. Hours 8 to 12:30 nightly. 1 dollar cover, no minimum. Sunday hootenanny 5 to 8 pm with talents including Dave Bromberg and Tom Parrott. guitars welcome.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Barabara Deane
Hugh Amory
Kenneth Kock
Frank O'Hara
Tom Neugebauer
Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Robert Binder
Mr. Neugebauer
Dave Bromberg
Columbia
Night Owl
Tom Parrott
Melman to Speak on Does 50 Billion Buy Defense or Overkill
Thursday noon talk by Seymour Melman on the question Does 50 billion buy defense or overkill. Melman is a professor of industrial engineering at Columbia University.
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Seymour Melman
Mr. Melman
Columbia
Stop Gap Plan Proposed for Freshman Orientation
Nancy Lenvin and Carla Salo mon propose a temporary orientation plan due to slow progress this year. They urge election of resident students to the Executive Committee and will present the proposal to the Ad Hoc committee on March 18.
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Lenvin
Salomon
Nancy Lenvin
Carla Salomon
Nancy Leavin
Fagelson Runs Unopposed For Undergrad Presidency
Laura Fagelson 66 is unopposed for Undergrad President at Barnard. Balloting from yesterday through tomorrow will determine the six Undergrad Association offices with Diane Contente 64 and Barbara Morse 67 among Vice President and Treasurer nominees.
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Fagelson
Diane Contente
Barbara Morse
Marian
Jake
Sue Silverman
Miss Contente
Barnard
Miss Morse
Senior year Professional Option applications due March 26
Junior class members seeking Professional Option in their senior year must apply to the Committee on Programs and Academic Standing before Friday, March 26. Eligibility requires a good record, completion of 90 points including major requirements, and approval of the major department.
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Committee On
Ad Hoc Vietnam Committee Plans to Boost SDS Protest
The Independent Committee on Vietnam on campus aims to recruit Columbia students open to negotiation over escalation and to send four busloads to the SDS march in Washington on April 17. It seeks funds to cover bus tickets and information tables. contact David Gilbert or Nina Moliver for details.
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Ad Hoc
Vietnam
SDS
Independent Committee On
Columbia
Students For A Democratic Society
Washington
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