Abbott Reports Rise In Dormitory Charge
Dormitory room board and laundry fees for 1962-63 rise by 30 dollars to 930 to offset higher wages for maintenance staff. Present budget may show a deficit of about 22 thousand dollars even with the increase. Staff wage hikes and rising food costs drive the need for the higher dormitory income.
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Abbott
Columbia University
Bulletin
Forrest L. Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Columbia University Medical Plan
Integrationist Speaking Today by Robert Moses in College Parlor
Robert Moses, director of the Mississippi voter registration program for SNCC, speaks at 4 p.m. on the student led Negro voter drive in the South. He outlines SNCC’s work and current activities and discusses the four SNCC leaders under arrest for criminal anarchy in Louisiana.
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Robert Moses
Mississippi
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
South
SNCC
Louisiana
Student Council to Meet Trustees for Social Bridge
Barnard students and the Board of Trustees meet at 6:00 p.m. for dinner in the Deanery. Ruth Klein, Undergraduate Association President, says the aim is to convey student life realities and foster a more permanent communications avenue if successful. The meeting, the first since eight years ago, is described as primarily social with no set topics.
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Ruth Klein
Barnard
Miss Klein
Veto of New Class Constitution by Representative Assembly
The Representative Assembly voted last Friday not to accept the revised Class Constitution. Twenty three members supported it, seven opposed, and six abstained. Reasons cited included undefined class membership and impractical meeting attendance requirements. An amendment granting the Athletic Association President a seat on Student Council was also rejected.
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Representative Assembly
Undergraduate
Athletic Association
Ruth Klein
Ann Pitt
Anne Marie Regal
Miss Klein
Mary Corabi
SPU Tries To Sway Foreign Policy Makers
The Student Peace Union SPU advocates peace and opposes Cold War tactics by East and West calling for new and creative means to achieve a free peaceful society. Formed three years ago SPU has a Columbia University campus presence and pushes to influence White House policy makers.
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SPU
Columbia
Three Classes Select Rep Assembly Members
Three classes chose delegates for the Representative Assembly for the coming year. In class of '63 the delegates are Kathie Agayoff Ania Boscun Connie Brown Sheila Gordon Rochelle Haimes Sue Kaufman Cyndi May Linda Robins Jane Ruben Phyllis Buerg with alternates Clare Gottfried Loretta Stremblay Bobbi Blaker Lucy Friedenson. Class of '64 delegates are Diane Carravetta Ann Fleisher Janet Hall Susan Hal pern Janet Kirschenbaum Judy Lefkowitz Mada Levine Phyllis Peck Shoshanna Sofaer Na omi Weintraub with alternates Grace Stern Karen Cohen Sue Kelz Edie Barnett. Class of '65 delegates are Nancy Cambell Carol Cardoza Linda Epstein Karen Far less Josie Gittler Arlene Katz Elizabeth Peebles Margaret Ross Susan Scheffler Monika Schwabe with alternates Elaine Levine Susan Berger Barbara Steinglass Phyllis Klein.
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Representative Assembly
Kathie Agayoff
Ania Boscun
Connie Brown
Sheila Gordon
Rochelle Haimes
Sue Kaufman
Cyndi May
Linda Robins
Jane Ruben
Phyllis Buerg
Clare Gottfried
Loretta Stremblay
Bobbi Blaker
Lucy Friedenson
Diane Carravetta
Ann Fleisher
Janet Hall
Susan Halpern
Janet Kirschenbaum
Judy Lefkowitz
Mada Levine
Phyllis Peck
Shoshanna Sofaer
Naomi Weintraub
Grace Stern
Karen Cohen
Sue Kelz
Edie Barnett
Nancy Cambell
Carol Cardoza
Linda Epstein
Karen Farless
Josie Gittler
Arlene Katz
Elizabeth Peebles
Margaret Ross
Susan Scheffler
Monika Schwabe
Elaine Levine
Susan Berger
Barbara Steinglass
Phyllis Klein
USNSA declines to back Helsinki World Youth Festival
The United States National Student Association reiterates its stance against participating as a group in the Communist-sponsored Eighth World Festival of Youth and Students for Peace and Friendship in Helsinki Finland. It cites partisan nature lack of free discussion and distorted information from festival organizers.
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Students For Peace and Friendship
Helsinki
Finland
NSA
USNSA
International Preparatory Committee
National Union of Finnish Students
Council of Finnish Youth Organizations
Duca to Lead Tour d Horizon at 60's Group
M Georges Duca executive director of the Federation of French Alliances in the United States will lead the 60s at noon Tuesday in a tour d horizon of the international scene at 304 Barnard. The federation unites over 200 groups to foster US France contact with lectures by eminent French minds. Duca a Romanian with diplomatic service in Bucharest and Sweden has spoken to university groups and just returned from two years lecturing in Japan. He is described as vibrant and personable and will open with an introductory talk followed by a Q and A session.
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M. Georges Duca
Federation of French Alliances
United States
Hhorizon
Barnard
America
France
M. Duca
Bucharest
Sweden
M Duca
Japan
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