Barnard Students Press Housing Policy Change
Barnard students and administrators will discuss six proposed housing policy changes at an open session on Wednesday March 27 1968 at 3 00 pm in the Brooks Living Room. The proposals call for off campus housing for upperclassmen commuter room policy curfews parietals a student food plan and joint representation of students by College and Student Housing committees.
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College Housing Committee
Student Housing Committee
Committee On Committees
Brooks
Peterson
Barnard Film Company
Columbia Students Form Coalition for Kennedy Campaign
A Columbia University group titled the Columbia University Coalition for Kennedy forms to support Robert F. Kennedy for president. Co chairs are Robert Reichauer and Henry Jackson with Steven Goldstein as treasurer and Susan Roth as secretary. The group aims to liaise between campus and campaign and work with McCarthy allies on delegate support. Headquarters for Kennedy in New York will open this week with student volunteers. The coalition held its first general meeting on March 26.
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Kennedy
Robert Reichauer
Henry Jackson
Steven Goldstein
Susan Roth
Barnard
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New York
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Weil
Coalition For Kennedy
African Studies Plan At Barnard Expands Major Options
Barnard offers an African Studies emphasis for qualified students in Anthropology Geography Government or History. Programs are tailored in consultation with advisers Audrey R. Chapman and Abraham Hosman to fit the student’s major and Africa interest, preparing for graduate study at Columbia University.
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Abraham Hosman
Institute For African Studies
Columbia University
Barnard Students Premiere Self Made Film Prospera
Barnard College debuts Prospera a fifteen minute fairy tale short about a waif in Central Park with Prospera played by Susan McKin Jey 69. The project involved 117 students and 10 000 hours of work directed by Linda Yellen 69. Columbia University students James Sloman and Mark Lapinsky contributed songs. The film is a pilot for a full length feature planned for summer with an estimated 30000 needed in funding donations have already reached 1000 from an anonymous donor.
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Prospera
Susan McKin Jey
Barnard
Linda Yellen
Prospero
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James Sloman
Mark Lapinsky
Undergrad Association
VISTA Recruiters Visit CU in Community Outreach
VISTA representatives plan nightly recruitment sessions at the West End Bar and daily office hours at 604 Dodge Hall for March 29 from nine to five. Films run at 604 Dodge noon to one, and a VISTA bus will be on Broadway at 116 St to provide information and balloons. Columbia restricts recruiter access amid student protest concerns, barring all organizations from College Wall.
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Broadway
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Peace Corps
College Wall
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