New Dorm Named For Helen Reid
Barnard announces Helen Reid Hall to be the new dormitory under construction and scheduled to open in September 1961. The name honors Mrs. Ogden Reid, longtime Barnard trustee and former chairman of the New York Tribune. The hall will house 152 residents, boosting campus housing to 520 with doubles in all rooms and new living, music, recreation spaces, two parlors and a quiet lounge.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Ogden Reid
McIntosh
Barnard
Brooks and Hewitt
Reid
College Board of Trustees
The
New York Tribune
Newspaper Corporation
Columbia
Yale
Smith
Mt. Holyoke
University of Toronto
Belgium
Brazil
France
Greece
Finland
Mexico
Netherlands
Thailand
Jane Adams
Rockford College
C U S C Delays Move to Rejoin N S A
Columbia University Student Council favored a motion to rejoin the National Student Association by 14 to 10 with one abstention but tabled the measure for reconsideration next month. The council also formalized tuition notification procedures and discussed a reading period and study days.
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National Student Association
Columbia University Student Council
C.U.S.C
N.S.A
Law School
Law
Europe
Columbia University
Barnard Junior Class Sells Reading Guide for Library Fund
The Barnard College junior class offers a 48 page Reading Guide on sale today for $1.00. It features 10-25 book lists from 21 departments with annotations and a cover by Elinor Yudin. Proceeds go to the library, with a supplement of six more depart ments to follow.
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Jake
Barnard College
Elinor Yudin
Barnard
Susan Levenson
Lee Salmanson
Cuban Upholds The Castro Policy Of Nationalization
Cuban writer Carlos Moore argues in Wollman Auditorium that Castro’s nationalization boosts living standards by ending worker discrimination. He notes gains for peasants, employment, and home ownership while warning of a potential US invasion, referencing UN and Times reporting.
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Castro
Cuba
Carlos Moore
Wollman Auditorium
Moore
Long Island University
Assembly Ratifies N S A Amendment on Campus
The Undergraduate Association amends its constitution to elect a National Student Association Coordinator by the student body this spring. The coordinator will lead a harmonizing committee, attend Assembly without vote, and join the President as official NSA delegates each summer. Ruth Schwartz departs with honors.
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N.S.A
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Honor Board Urges Library Rules Tightened at Barnard
Harriet Schaffer reports on Barnard College Honor Board addressing library abuses and proposed strict measures. Violations include signing out books, missing pages, hidden reserve lines, false names, and multiple numbers. Possible consequences include a semester of enhanced controls and new verification procedures.
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Honor Board
Seniors urged to register with Placement Office before break
Nearly 100 seniors have not registered with the Placement Office as required for all class members. They must obtain registration material and submit three references before spring vacation.
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