Class of 1965 Elects 12 Officers and Hears Platform
The 1965 class elected twelve officers including an Honor Board representative and Senior Week Chair. Barbara Benson becomes vice-president, Barbara Post secretary treasurer, Karen Farless Senior Week Chairman, Nancy Campbell Honor Board rep, and eight to the Representative Assembly led by Monika Schwabe and Josy Gittler. Candidates urged a Student Bill of Rights and broader curriculum, with tutorials for neighborhood children proposed. Barbara Sheklin named next year’s president. Thirty students attended the meeting chaired by Sue Silverman.
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Honor Board
Representative Assembly
Barbara Benson
Barbara Post
Karen Farless
Nancy Campbell
Rep
Monika Schwabe
Arlene Katz
Zane Berzins
Josy Gittler
Floris Flam
Nancy Buchalter
Judy Bernstein
Jane Ginsberg
Antioch
Barnard College
Rep Assembly
Susan Rothberg
Anne Fragasso
Ellen Kozak
Margie Rosen
Bloom
Sue Silverman
Jake
Barbara Sheklin
Bayside
New York
Barbara
Bulletin
Library Placement Meeting on Library Careers for Women
A placement office sponsored event on Wednesday March 25 at 4 p.m. in the Quiet Study Reid Hall features Neal Riggs of the New York Public Library discussing career opportunities for women in librarianship. All undergraduates are invited.
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Reid
Neal Riggs
New York Public Library
Lunin Elected Dorm President Plans Rule Reevaluation
B J Lunin was elected President of the 1964 65 Dorm Exec with Elisabeth Peebles as first vice president and Carol Hundertmark as second vice president. Other officers include Nanci Leavin Barbara Crampton Connie Dolan Sarah Morris Terry Sickler and Nomi Harmon. Lunin calls for redefining dorm goals and rewriting the handbook to fix misstatements while promising student input. Almost 300 of 500 residents voted.
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Exec
Elisabeth Peebles
Carol Hundertmark
Nanci Leavin
Barbara Crampton
Connie Dolan
Sarah Morris
Terry Sickler
Nomi Harmon
Barnard and Columbia Students Arrested Over CORE Picketing
Eight students including two Barnard freshmen and six Columbia demonstrators were arrested after a three and a half hour protest at the Schaeffer Brewing Plant in Brooklyn. CORE and Columbia leaders cited discriminatory hiring and promotion practices, noting 17 Negro workers among 3600, with limited permanent opportunities and a biased hiring hall pattern.
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Barnard
Columbia
Schaeffer
Brooklyn
Congress of Racial Equality
Anniversary Symposium Explores Space Imagination
An April 11 symposium marking the 75th anniversary features three lectures by Dr. Marjorie H. Nicholson Dr. Gordon J. M. MacDonald and Dr. Loren C. Eiseley on space science and its impact on imagination The talks titled The Discovery of Space Science in the Exploration of Space and The Inner Galaxy Prelude to Space will be in Barnard Hall from 11 am to noon and 1 30 to 3 15 pm A reception and informal discussion follow at 3 15 pm
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Marjorie H. Nicholson
Gordon J. M. MacDonald
Loren C. Elseley
Nicholson
William Peterfield Trent
Columbia
Graduate English Department
Modern Language Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Institute For Advanced Studies
Princeton
MacDonald
University of California
Atmospheric Research Laboratory
Institute of Geophysics
Eiseley
Space
University of Pennsylvania
Department
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Barnard Hall
James Room
Exec Plans To Extend Summer Grant Funds
Barnard announces an extension of the Summer Grant Fund to aid more students in summer programs with social cultural or political experiences. The fund rises from 1,000 to 1,000 dollars with no minimum request. applicants must be Barnard students returning in fall and must contribute toward costs. The four student and four faculty committee will award grants to projects with service and educational value and require lectures or interviews on completion.
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Mer
Barnard
Exec
Exchange Encourages Student Suggestions Open Meeting
The Student Exchange Committee invites criticism and ideas from interested students at a 12 noon meeting on March 24 in 304 Barnard. Chairwoman Jane Relin seeks input from the entire student body for the 64 65 Exchange program and to inform prospective participants, with future plans including a Faith Holgaert speech on voter registration efforts in Albany Georgia.
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Barnard
Jane Relin
Studnt
Faith Holgaert '66
Albany
Georgia
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Lunin
B.J. Lunin
Miss Peebles
Hundertmark
Rosemary Park
Jane Lunin
Groes
CORE
Schaeffer Company
Loren C. Eiseley
Exec Committee
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