Barnard Bulletin Adopts Semi Weekly Publication
The Barnard Bulletin announces its semi weekly issue schedule for the college year with student staff from the Undergraduate Association handling publication duties. It lists a long roster of contributors including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Rita Dresner Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Cynthia Morse Shreve Barbara Raskin and others.
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Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Rita Dresner
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mittelman
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Barbara Raskin
Marlyn Schwartz
Shall We Let Military Men Control Atoms
A debate over the McMahon Bill's civilian atomic control plan spawns a military oversight amendment by Senator Vandenberg. The Senate Atomic Committee, by 10-1, would allow a military board to review civilian actions deemed inimical to defense, provoking protest from Chairman McMahon and Manhattan Project scientists. An Army veto on research abstracts illustrates tensions between civilian control and military access as calls grow for peaceful use and civilian primacy. Liberal Club urges telegram support.
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Senate Atomic Committee
Vandenberg
Civilian Atomic Control Commission
McMahon
Commission
Manhattan Project
Washington
Oak Ridge
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Hart
United States
Army
Navy
Liberal Club
Students plan rally over Churchill degree at Columbia
Columbia University students in the University Committee for a Permanent Peace will rally at 12 30 p m Monday in MacMillan Theatre to protest awarding Winston Churchill a Doctor of Laws degree seen as approval of his foreign policy. Churchill received the degree in 1943 and will be honored at ceremonies Monday. A petition by 1500 students approved the award but urged it not be construed as endorsement of his Fulton Missouri speech.
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Columbia University
University Committee For A Permanent
MacMillan Theatre
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Fulton
Churchill Honored by Columbia with Doctor of Laws
Columbia University awarded Winston Churchill a Doctor of Laws degree in a ceremony at Low Memorial Library after a student body resolution declared the honor did not imply endorsement of his foreign policy. Carlton J. H. Hayes presented the degree in an orderly, pomp-filled event on 116th Street and Broadway.
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McMillin Academic Theatre
116Th St
Broadway
Low Memorial Library
Carlton J. H. Hayes
Spain
Columbia
Churchill
Churchill visits Columbia amid mass picket protest
Mr. Churchill arrived at 3 50 p m in an escort of motorcycle police as 250 college age demonstrators march on Broadway. A crowd of about 11 000 cheered him, some boos heard, while he was greeted by Columbia officials including Dr Frank D Fackenthal and professors Zanetti Ayers. He lifted his hat and flashed the V sign.
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Mr. Churchill
Columbia
116Th Street
Broadway
John W. Conway
Frank D. Fackenthal
J. Enrique Zanetti
Harry Morgan Ayers
Dolores Drew AA: Barnard’s versatile press leader and artist
Dolores Drew AA, Barnard College editor and publicity manager, is profiled as a multi talented alumna active in CURC stage radio and Barnard clubs. The piece highlights her California drawl her athletic interests and plans to pursue economic publicity research after graduation.
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Bulletin
Dolores Drew
Dolores
Sue Leters
Sues
Buulletin
California
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Inge Falk
Jean Goodman
Jane Gordon
Marilyn Heggie
Marilyn Karmason
Barbara Lipton
Roberta Messing
Louise Metzner
Maya Pines
Betty Pobanz
Carol Virginia Reynolds
Elaine Ryan
Rosary Scacciaferro
Marguerite St John
Matie Tillich
Jane Weidlund
Aest
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Mary Wilson
Miriam Gabin
Joan Raup
Joan Dash
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Betty Smith
Judith Rudansky
Judith Mortenson
Ruth Murphy
Ruth Raup
Mary Virginia Farley
Marcia Holstein
World-Telegram
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New York Times
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Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine State
Pluto
CURC
Mortar Board
Dolores’ Barnard
Wycliffe Club
National Service Publicity Committee
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