Fischer Installed as President of Teachers College in Ceremony
Dr. John H. Fischer will be inaugurated as the new president of Teachers College on Tuesday November 13 at Riverside Church. He has served as dean since 1959 and previously held multiple educational and civic roles including trustee of the Public Education Association and leader in Boy Scouts and National Scholarship Service. He was born in Baltimore and educated at Johns Hopkins and Columbia University, with an extensive career in Maryland and New York education before joining Teachers College.
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John H. Fischer
Teachers College
Riverside Church
Fischer
The
Public Education Association
Greater New York Council
Boy Scouts of America
National Scholarship Service and Fund For
New York State Department of Education
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
Tata Lambda Sigma
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City College
Towson State Teachers College
Johns Hopkins
Columbia University
Morgan State College
Goucher College
Baltimore Public Schools
Dr. Fischer
Maryland State Teachers Association
Prisoners’ Aid Association of Maryland
Baltimore Council of Social Agencies
Educational Policies Commission
Rapp Chosen Social Chair for Barnard Class of Sixty Three
Shelly Rapp sixty eight was named social chairman of the senior class by the class executive committee replacing Eva Vamberg who did not return to Barnard in September. Rapp will organize a stag dance this Friday with local graduate schools and a November thirty trip to Princeton graduate faculties for fifty seniors along with several small graduate parties. Members of the sixty three executive committee include Ann Knight president Ronnie Braunstein vice president Sheila Hennessey secretary and Barbara Margolies treasurer.
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Shelly Rapp
Miss Rapp
Eva Vamberg
Barnard
Princeton
Ann Knight
Ronnie Braunstein
Sheila Hennessey
Barbara Margolies
New Budget Considered At Assembly
Weeks of planning were condensed into one mimeographed sheet presented to Representative Assembly yesterday. The Undergraduate Association budget, prepared by the Undergraduate Treasurer with the former treasurer, must be approved by the Assembly. Funds come from the student activities fee paid by Barnard students, divided into big and little undergraduate groups for accounting. Unspent funds from big undergraduate groups stay with the organization for next year. funds from little undergraduate revert to the Undergraduate treasury. A portion of fees goes to a savings account used for special allotments and emergencies, including financing the first Student Exchange and a gift to former President Mrs Milli cent C McIntosh.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Gorbman Named Head of Washington Zoology Department
Dr Aubrey Gorbman chair of Barnard College zoology is to replace Dr Arthur Martin as chair of the University of Washington zoology department in August 1963. He is renowned in comparative endocrinology and thyroid physiology with extensive research and international fellowships.
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Gorbman
Washington
Ann Selgin
Aubrey Gorbman
Barnard College
Arthur W. Martin
University of Washington
Columbia Department
Fulbright
Guggenheim
France
Hawaii
National Science Foundation
United States Public Health Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Office of Naval Research
Nagoya University
Tokyo University
Japan
Friday Harbor Laboratories
Martin
Students threaten Sealtest boycott over nonwhite hiring
Core reports that after a meeting with Sealtest official Louis H. Orr Jr on August 8 student leaders refused to inspect records and set a September 1 deadline for evidence of policy changes. They cited 37 qualified nonwhite applicants and began boycott plans as no action was heard by applicants.
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Louis H. Orr
Sealtest
Orr
Northern Student Movement
James Room Exhibit Showcases Modern American Painters
Modern American works from Milton and Edith Lowenthal will be on view in the James Room from November 5 to 30. Curator Julius S Held praises the 16 artists as pioneers of the era, highlighting Weber Pine Tree Maurer and others and noting the collection reflects 1929 to 1936 developments in American art.
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James Room
Milton
Edith Lowenthal
James
Julius S. Held
Held
Weber
Marin
Maury
Maurer
France
Rosemary Park
Lowenthals
Peace Advocates Protest Kennedy's Cuban Blockade
In New York last week a growing series of protests converged at UN Plaza drawing about 10 000 people on Sunday afternoon the largest peace rally there. Groups included the Student Peace Union SANE Women's Strike for Peace CNVA War Resisters League and others. Some speakers urged immediate intensified negotiations and scrapping US bases in Turkey and Guantanamo after Khrushchev's Cuba missile withdrawal. A group of anti Castro and nationalist activists jeered and disrupted with peace signs torn from cars.
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Kennedy
New York
UN Plaza
Plaza
Student Peace Union
SANE
Women’s Strike For Peace
Committee On
War Resisters League
Fair Play For
Cuba
American Friends Service Committee
Khrushchev
United States
Turkey
Guantanamo
Young Americans For Freedom
American National Party
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Shelley Haimowitz
Avery
Davis
Graves
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Hartley
John Donne
Kuniyoshi
Levine
O’keefe
Price
Rattner
Sheeler
Spencer
Wells
By Zane Berzins
A. J. Muste
CNVA
Muste
Us.s.r
African Studies 4 Athletic Association
A.A. Camp
Debate Council
Focus
Mortarboard
Social Council
Wigs
Coe
Seein
West
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99Th Streets
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