Columbia College Bulletin Highlights April Events
Students are reminded to submit photos and statistics for a standardized Little Black Book for Columbia College by April 13. Barnard events include Gut Incorporated on April 4 at Wollman Auditorium and Go Naked in the World and Polyanna on April 5 and 15. The Undergraduate Screened Society holds a flash meeting today at 11 37 p m to discuss the Russian satellite. Pre medical Society plans to Desert Professor Emeritus John T Sviman on Socialized Medicine and You. Lectures by Professor Joe Floro on Philosophy on the Kitchen in the Annex under Josephs club sponsorship.
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Northern Exchange Report Recaps Student Committee Chat
The passage notes a campus meeting held to discuss committee actions. It mentions activities like kayak training in the Barnard pool and ice cube igloo making from Hewitt kitchen. The text also references dorm Kalamee and a plan to hold the first committee meeting next Tuesday in the Hewitt freezer.
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Hewitt
Conservative Club Debates AYA Policy At Columbia
The Columbia Conservative Club elected officers and outlined goals while rejecting AYA and the Morning side Committee. They proposed an English workhouse style indoor relief bill and drafted a 7 inch knee dress rule for Barnard students. Internal splits halted several proposals as David Epwater adjourned when a faction clash erupted over Ayn Rand and Barry Goldwater loyalties.
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Peace Corps
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Objectivist
Ayn Rand
Barry Goldwater
Spectator Sale Doubles Success At Columbia Campus
The Columbia Daily Spectator reports its campus paper is selling so well it will be nationally distributed soon. Demand from the community prompts a price raise from five to ten cents. A cub reporter prize is announced as part of coverage of the Magenta Pencil Dinner.
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Bulletin incompetence argued in letter by Columbia Spectator writer
Letter paragraphs condemn the Bulletin for inaccuracy and irresponsibility. Signed by Jeffrey Birdbaum of the Columbia Spectator, the piece complains the page continuation is not a discourse on the Anglo-Saxon predecessor of Thus Spake Zarathustra.
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Columbia Spectator
Cum Laude Diploma Is Setback In Business
Miss Roberta Roxbury, Barnard alumna and Public Relations Manager at Bituminate Amalgamated, Kalamazoo, says Magna cum Laude grads struggle to get jobs. Employers fear high achievers who appear unsociable, while PR roles favor sociability and a persistent smile. She notes Barnard women are taught to disagree, a habit questioned in business.
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Bituminate Amalgamated, Inc
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Miss Roxbury
Barnard
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Work Possibilities and Odd Jobs in The Office Outlook
The article notes various employment options including a high paying sleep in housemaid role. It mentions limited mobility as a drawback and questions how such work could enable social climbing. A representative jokes about marrying a Rockefeller to illustrate finds.
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Morality Lecture Probes Ethics With Provocative Works
Miss Merilane led an undergraduate talk on descriptive ethics critiquing works such as The Source of All Truth is Hollywood and The Good is to Corrupt Youth. She moved her field study to the East Side and described field data collection by a six-man observer team. Her questions drew laughter as she lampooned prescriptive analytic subjectivists and urged practical applications in everyday life. She cited publications including Holiday in Chaos and I Bootlegged Kool-Aid for the WCTU.
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