Southern Exchange and Integration Reflections Letter
Connie Brown argues for a 1963 64 Southern Exchange and broader cost benefit discussion. She cites past exchanges with quotes from white Southern students and Black community leaders, urging inclusive student choice and publicity of successes and failures. The letter, dated April 30 1963, reflects on Barnard College's role and calls for continued academic integration efforts.
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Dinate
SOC
Barnard
Wake Forest
P.T
Bulletin
Kansas City
Vermont
Israel
A.k
Class of 64 meeting and campus events planned
A May 2 1963 2 30 pm meeting for the Class of 64 in Room 304 Barnard Hall with Ellen Schwarz and Janet Tall as speakers. Also listed are Columbia seminars on May 2 1963 featuring Daniel Bell Hirschman and Etzioni. Lionel Trilling humanities lecture on Swift at Wollman Auditorium. a Sunday Chapel sermon by Ian T Ramsey at St Pauls Chapel. the Ninth Annual World Dance Festival at McMillin Theatre on May 4. transfer sponsor applications. Class Rings distribution May 7. Dr Leon A Heppel RNA studies May 4. and a May 3 metallurgy colloquium by Dr Paul A Flinn at 1127 Mudd.
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Barnard Hall
Columbia
Channel 5
Daniel Bell
Albert GO. Hirschman
Amitai Etzioni
Lionel Trilling
Wollman Auditorium
Swift
McMillin Theatre
Law
Leon A. Heppel
National Institute of Health
Francis Delafield Hospital
Fort Washington Avenue
Henry Krumb School of Mines
Paul A. Flinn
Westinghouse Electric,Corp. Research and Development Center
Campus Correspondents Named at Barnard for Next Year
Margaret Ross Janet Roach and Marilyn Ross chosen as campus correspondents for the coming school year by Barnard Public Relations. Ross will write for the New York Times Roach for the New York Herald Tribune and Marilyn Ross for the New York Post all three are sophomores.
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Margaret Ross
Janet Roach
Marilyn Ross
Barnard
New York Times
Miss Roach
New York Herald Tribune
New York Post
South Indian vocal and instrumental concert at Wollman Auditorium
The Society of Ethnomusicology and the Board of Managers present a South Indian music concert directed by Professor Robert E. Brown on Friday May 3 at 8:30 p.m. in Wollman Auditorium. Admission is 50 cents. Freshman Handbook staff meeting today at 1 p.m. in Room 107 Barnard. Freshmen needed for art, business, writing and editing roles, including dorm staff, with work conducted in New York City. The Metropolitan New York Council of the American Youth Hostels schedules its Annual Bike-Hike Train for May 5, with about 700 hikers and bikers entraining at Penn Station for the Hamptons.
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Society of Ethnomusicology
The
Board of Managers
South India
Wollman Auditorium
Robert E. Brown
Wesleyan University
Barnard
New York City
Metropolitan
New York
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Connie Brown
Ellen Schwarz
Janet Tall
C.u
Humanities
Bulletin Board
Ian T. Ramsey
Oriel College
Oxford
St. Paul’s Chapel
Jake
Anne Fragasso
Chesterfield King
Freshman Handbook
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