First Woman To Teach In Speaks At Columbia Teach-In
The first woman to participate in a teach-in, Sue Warren of the Free University in New York, speaks at 4:00 today on U S China relations. Other speakers include Paul Sweezy Jesse Gray Fannie Lou Hamer and Felix McGowan. The program marks the anniversary of the first Columbia teach-in and aims to conserve energy for the peace march.
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Center to House Student Mail in New Jake Area
The first floor of the new student center will become the Jake area housing Student Mail and several college activities offices. A terrace vertical expansion will rise from current tennis courts and parking lot as the building extends toward Broadway and West 119 Street with a science complex on the plaza’s west half. Plans await finalization with definite blueprints due late April. The center will be accessed from the Jungle or Milbank Hall via terrace staircases, and a circular interior staircase leads to ground level dining and recreation spaces. Ground level exits open to Broadway West 119 Street and Clermont Avenue, with a below-ground parking lot requiring rock blasting. The activities floor will feature a round-table Student Mail setup amid broader waiting space and booths, while southern and northern corridors will host Offices for Undergraduate Association and college publications on the ground level for clubs to meet. the center’s name remains unofficial.
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Proctors to Meet for Appointments and Advising Plans
The Board of Proctors will meet today March 24 at 1 p.m. in Room 305 Barnard Hall to appoint a new Court of Proctors and discuss plans for continuing the advising and counseling program.
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