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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
3
The Residence Halls vote on a revised constitution next Monday to Wednesday in the Residence Halls. The changes, approved by the Executive Committee, remove the word represent and shift legislative initiation to all association members while keeping faculty oversight.
The Student Council approved Liberal Action Club co sponsorship of an intercollegiate conference on The Effects of International Tension on Our Campuses to be held April 19 and 20. Sponsorship may be withdrawn if Liberal Action disapproves of the conference direction.
Political Council at Barnard will sponsor Republican and Democratic primaries for student opinion. Republicans list Eisenhower Stassen Taft Warren with write-ins. voting March 28 and 31 from 10 to 3. Democrats list Truman Kefauver Stevenson Russell. voting April 1 and 3 from 10 to 3.
Spring marks the season in Barnard with clear skies and warmer temps forecastbut the campus endures sleet rain and snow over the past two weeks. Gardeners Hugh Donahue and Matthew Hannan report crocuses blooming in the jungle indicating signs of spring.
Local 241 of the Transport Workers Union vows support for Columbia University dining hall workers in a possible strike. An employee election on representation is required, with strike action only if demands are rejected and after university election and negotiation. Harry LaBelle cites pledge of TWU members and treasury backing from TWU president Mike Quill.
Dr. Leopold Arnaud of Columbia Architecture describes New York’s evolving profile from Dutch New Amsterdam to today. He notes grid plans from 1811, block sizes, and street widths, plus how terrain and city finances shaped the Manhattan skyline. The talk was given at the all college assembly.
Barbara Hesse was the sole candidate for Athletic Association president at the AA Nominations Assembly. A second nominating meeting is set for today at 12 30 to allow further nominations. if none appear she will be automatically elected though balloting will occur. She has three years on Representative Assembly and two on the Curriculum Committee, plus multiple AA roles. Voting for AA President is scheduled for next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Columbia University Dental School offers free teeth cleaning by dental hygienists for university students. Appointments are via Wadsworth 3 2500 ext 7201. First time users must register on the eighth floor at 630 West 168 Street New York City. Service hours are Tuesdays 9 to 1 30, Wednesdays 9 to 10 30, and Thursdays 9 to 1 30.
Congressmen Jacob Javits and Adam Clayton Powell will address the Committee to Save Our Homes meeting at 8 30 tonight at Public School 43. The group protests the Morningside Project arguing it fails community housing needs and imposes high rents with a poor site choice. Also speaking are State Senator Harold Panken and Assemblymen Daniel Kelly and Orest Maresca.
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