There She Is Freshman Queen Contest at Ferris Booth Hall
Six Barnard freshmen compete for the Freshman Queen trophy at Ferris Booth Hall. Contestants include Linda J Babbin Nancy Donovan Karen Fraser Judy Kopecky M I Lou Pebles and Pat Tougeau. Judges will interview finalists and voting by male attendees will select the winner for charity. Proceeds go to the Columbia College Scholarship Fund.
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Alpha Epsilon Pi
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Ted Kremer Society
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Howard Davis
Harry Gray
William Schoenfeld
Columbia College Scholarship Fund
Students Favor Longer Library Hours in Poll
The Barnard library will close Friday March 25 at 5 p m then reopen 9 to 5 for a week. It will be closed on Easter Sunday April 10. Nearly half the Barnard population supports extending weekend hours with one student noting study needs on Saturday night during exams.
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Peace Rally Planned Across City Saturday
Protesters from Columbia gather at 116th Street and Broadway at 10 30 a m to march down Amsterdam Avenue to 125th Street and Lenox Avenue. Harlem Council for Peace joins about 200 demonstrators with 800 City high school students and City College students. An Independent Committee spokesman expects 2000 at the take off point on Fifth Avenue.
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Anthropology majors meet faculty April 7 in Barnard Hall
Anthro majors and prospective majors are invited to meet with faculty Thursday April 7 from 1 to 2 p.m. in Room 302 Barnard Hall. Changes in course offerings and major requirements for the coming year will be discussed.
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Rep Assembly Plans Vote on Withdrawing U A Funds
Nancy Gertner will present a resolution at 1 p.m. to pull undergraduate funds from First National City Bank. Over 130 students signed a petition urging the bank to curb investments in apartheit South Africa. The action targets the Jewish Theological Seminary and Columbia area student funds as part of a broader boycott effort led by Morningside Heights organizers.
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Babysitter Wanted for Two Girls in New Jersey
Classified notice seeks a sitter for two girls, ages under 6 months and older, for evenings and weekends in Englewood and South Hackensack area. Respond to Mrs Whitehead, 400 Route 46, South Hackensack, NJ.
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