Five Seniors To Receive Fellowships This Year
Five seniors are announced as Fulbright and Lehman or Danforth fellows. Elizabeth Hirschman and Jessica Pernitz receive Fulbrights. Marion Polsky gets Danforth Fellowship, Paula Fass and Jacqueline Winterkorn earn Lehman Fellowships. Polsky to study international relations in Venezuela. Hirschman Spanish American literature. Polsky majors in Classics. Morantz alternates for Lehman.
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Elizabeth. Hirschman
Jessica Pernitz
Marion B. Polsky
Daiforth
Paula Fass
Jacqueline “Winterkorn
Lehman
Arkansas
Hérbert H. Lehman
State of New York
Zane Herzing
Regina Morantz
Danforth Fellowship
St. Louis
Missouri
the. Danforth
Polsky
Din Classics
Barnard Undergrad Allocates 2500 for Student Center Budget
Newly elected President Amy Morris led the Assembly in approving a 2500 allocation from the 9600 Undergrad savings to the New Chapter Fund as student contribution to a new Student Center. Plans include redecorating the Annex with curtains and lighting at 1050, funded partly by the college, plus a new ventilation system and a painted annex.
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Amy Morris
Rep. Assembly
Michael Brown
Rep Assembly
Mortis
Am. Rafterman
Barnard
Judicial Council Decision on Holland Lit-In at Columbia
Jessica Holland was found guilty of coercive sit in protests at Columbia University. A letter to Holland warned that repeated actions could lead to suspension. Margaret Emery explained the council’s stance on free expression versus imposing views and asserted original jurisdiction under the Undergraduate Constitution.
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Judicial Council
Jessica Holland
Holland
Columbia University
Bulletin
Margaret Emery
Council
Columbian University
Miss Emery
Barnard
Annex Extends Evening Hours for Student Use
The Annex will now stay open later to serve hungry students. Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers oversees staffing and supervision while a cook is hired to vet daytime staff. Growth in student demands led Barnard and Columbia to push for extended hours, including Saturday openings after spring vacation to accommodate athletic events and Ferris Booth Hall activities.
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Elizabeth
Barnard
Columbia
Peace Committee Shifts From Protest To Election Politics
The Committee on Peace Politics at Columbia University moves from antiwar protest to rural electoral engagement. It aims to influence local Democratic politics, urge leaders to support Spring Mobilization for Peace, and back candidates for higher offices to push troop withdrawal from Vietnam. Led by Michael Colen, Peter Friedland, and Terry Colen, the group plans forums, a city-wide workshop, and debates featuring William F. Pepper and Serge Lang.
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Committee On
Columbia University
Vietnam
Democratic Party
New York
Johanson
Michael Colen
Peter Friedland
Terry Colen
Schermerhorn Hall
Incuss
William F. Pepper
Ramparts Magazine
Serge Lang
Columbia
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Herbert H. Lehman
Danforth
Morris
Elizabeth Meyers
Ron Lane
Callumbia
Rosemary Park
Meyers
E. Meyers
Peace Committee
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