Justice Department action looms over southern student movement
The piece warns that a 1917 criminal anarchy law in Louisiana could jail SNCC and CORE members for two to twelve years as they push for integration. It commends Representative Assembly for urging Kennedy to intervene and calls for national student pressure and fundraising through the Southern Conference Education Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Robert Kennedy
Louisiana
SNCC
CORE
South
Representative Assembly
Kennedy
Baton Rouge
Southern Conference Education Fund
Mississippi
Mystery Body Barnard Honor Board Should Publish Case Histories
A Barnard College letter urges the Honor Board to publish anonymized past case histories to demystify its work. By sharing five to ten year old cases in a protected format, students would learn how investigations and punishments uphold the honor system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Honor Board
Cas
College
Varied Workshop Plays Show Poor Directing Lack Polish
Teresa Vilardi reviews Barnard-Columbia Drama Workshop three one act pieces Variations on a Stage. The Sacrifice Antithesis and The Cloud suffer from weak directing and uneven acting though technical elements like lighting music and choreography show promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Vilardi
Barnard-Columbia Drama Workshop
de Maupassant
Donald Wallace
Helen Pugatch
Madame Loiseau
Dan Goldman
Monsieur Follenvie
Barnard Scientists Receive Multiple National Grants
Dr. Aubry Gorbman receives an NSF grant for three years at 29000 dollars yearly to study endocrine effects on nervous system electrical functions. Prof. William Corpe gains NIH support for three years with a 20000 dollar stipend to study soil polysaccharide biosynthesis. Dr. Gloria Toralballa earns NIH funding to research porcine pancreatic amylase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubry Gorbman
National Science Foundation
William Corpe
National Institute of Health
Gloria Toralballa
Letters to the Editor on Kennedy broadcast and Barnard Camp
A Letters to the Editor piece comments on President Kennedy's March 1962 nuclear testing address and the cultural response. It juxtaposes T. S. Eliot references with a Barnard Camp debate on coed weekends and chaperone rules affecting student life. Ellen Willis signs as author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
T. S. Eliot
Fake Proclaim
Barnard Camp
Barnard
Ellen Willis
Peru boy to attend district high school with North High aid
Felix Sanchez, son of a Peruvian mountain farmer, will study in the district capital this April with funds from Great Neck North High School students. The program, led by David Barkin, funds room and board for a local school experience, avoiding U.S. exchanges.
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Felix Sanchez
Peru
Great Neck North High School
David Barkin
United States
U.S
Felix
Barkin
Cornell Peru Project
Carhuaz
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N.Y
Roselle Kurland
Marsha Rubin
Ann Fleisher
Judith Lefkowitz
Mada Levine
Naomi Weintraub
Cornelia Navart
Barbara Tonkin
Connie Brown
Jane Ruben
M. Anna Bojcan
Eleanor Weber
Loraine Botkin
Shoshanna Sofaer
Myrna Bogatz
Marjorie Schulte
Rita Schneider
Roberta Popkin
Ndomi Weintraub
Shoshanna
Boro Printing Co
Scott Rackham
Necia Grant
Elsie Sweet
Evan Rice
Bob Elenski
Lewis Gardner
Muriel Heiberger
Mrs. Pink
David Klein
John
Alan Kagan
Brigitte Levy
Lily
Pacific
Washington
Nevada
Red Rock
N. D. Campbell
C. L. Cardozo
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