Clarifying the charter system in Barnard student government
The author argues the Bulletin letter confuses policy making with policy administration. He explains Barnard's Rep Assembly sets policy, the executive administers it, and the chartering process follows the constitution. He urges concrete criticism and notes Bulletin’s funding and independence remain intact.
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Bulletin
Student Council
Barnard
Rep Assembly
Nani L. Ranken
Discrimination Debate Moves to CSO Meeting
The Columbia CSO will review the issue this month after last May when the Student Board empowered the Board of Student Representatives to set a deadline for removing restricted membership clauses at fraternities. The Student Board could not act and referred the matter to the Committee on Student Organization with a suggestion that 1956 be set as the deadline for removal.
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CSO
Columbia
Columbia Board of Student Representatives
Committee On Student Organization
Schedule of June Senior Week Events Summary
Senior Week runs June 1 to 7 with a June 1 Commencement rehearsal and the Senior Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Hotel Ambassador locales. Music by Hal Etkin and Tony Romeros. Ball chaired by Ginnie Kraft with committee members listed. Baccalaureate Service June 3 at St. Paul's Chapel, tea on Brooks Lawn. Ivy Ceremony and Step Singing June 4, followed by Senior Banquet at Hewitt Dining Hall. Second commencement rehearsal June 5 with a Commencement Supper. Final rehearsals June 6 for Columbia and Barnard ceremonies on June 7 after the Dean's Reception.
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Ginnie Kraft
Hal Etkin
Tony Romeros
Trianon
Embassy Room
Ambassador
Joyce Barnes
Margaret de Vecchi
Carol Kladivko
Margery Knowles
Louise Pabst
Barbara Ritter
St. Paul’s Chapel
Brooks Lawn
Columbia University to Announce Pulitzer Awards Next Week
The trustees will reveal the Pulitzer Prize winners on Monday. A screened list of 47 meritorious journalism nominees was prepared after meetings with the advisory board and jurors. Awards cover journalism categories, literature, music, and art, with several travel and annual scholarships for graduates and art students.
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Columbia University
Carl W. Ackerman
School of Journalism
United States
National Academy of Design
Mexico Summer Courses At Instituto Allende
An illustrated prospectus invites readers to a Mexican summer program in San Miguel Allende offering arts crafts and Spanish courses plus weekend field trips run by Instituto Allende. Stirling Dickinson promotes the program to potential students and families.
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Mexico
Stirling Dickinson
Instituto Allende
San Miguel Allende
Gto
Barnard Folk Song Group Showcases Campus Melodies
Barnard College’s folk song group charms campus crowds with sea shanties and street cries. The 32-member ensemble, led by Edie Bernstein, has performed at the American Language Institute and Parents’ Day reception and will host guest artists from Barnard in monthly meetings.
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Edie Bernstein
Barnard
New Orleans
American Language Institute of Columbia
WJZ
Barnard Club
New York
Judy Kassow
Edie
High School of Music and Art
Skipp Grossman
Lois Enson
Chardy Raup
Fran Page
Joan Elder
Joan Goodman
Mary Midgett
Shirley Marlowe
Amendments Shift Residence Council to Executive Committee
The seventh amendment moves Residence Council responsibility from the entire association to the Executive Committee. Other amendments only adjust wording. The Executive Committee is ordered to meet weekly or as often as needed.
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Residence Council
Low Library Exhibits Fifty Literary Treasures
An exhibit at Low Memorial Library displays fifty items from ancient to modern times. It runs daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through May 5 and includes three never-before-displayed pieces such as the Eisenhower manuscript and two George Washington diaries.
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B.C
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Low Memorial Library
Mark van Doren
Columbia
August Heckscher
The
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
George Washington
Roland Baughman
Special Collections
Sebastiano Serlio
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James Fenimore Cooper
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Newton
Judy Bond
Bloomingdale's
Brooklyn
Abraham & Straus
Judy Bond, Inc
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