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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
7
The Undergraduate Association representatives began consideration of the proposed budget for the 1962 63 fiscal year. Marian Rosenthal 63 as Undergraduate Treasurer prepared the tentative budget with input from organization treasurers. The plan runs until March 31 1963 and then aligns the fiscal year from April 1 to March 31 with administration changes.
The Columbia Debate Council will travel to Norfolk Correctional Institute for a weekend debate with two inmates on the topic The Business of Government is to Give People What They Need Rather Than What They Want. Steven Raphael and John Langbein will join prisoners as judges and participants in a long standing exchange.
Frankie Stein will speak on Apartheid by Any Name at the Thursday Noon Meeting. She discusses her Crossroads Africa summer in British central and east Africa and how observed racial dynamics shape American views on African nations and policy. The talk uses slides and explores politics as central to daily life in the emerging nations.
At a recent faculty meeting the resolution allowing a last Thursday and Friday before exams as a study period was passed for this term only. Dean Boorse favored a joint plan with Columbia College while a sub committee would study the issue and compare practices at other colleges. Some opposed note time lost for coursework. supporters cite growing independent study reducing class hours.
Queens College students protest the semester suspension of Student Association President Mark Levy after he refused to surrender his ID card in a restricted area near the teachers’ cafeteria. The Student Senate calls for Faculty Council review, arguing due process violations and excessive punishment.
The Columbia CORE chapter and Action, a Columbia College party, join at least ten groups in a selective patronage campaign against Sealtest. Initiated by NSM in New York to protest discriminatory hiring, the effort seeks clergy leadership to boost impact, with the Eastern Christian Leadership Conference taking over coordination.
Paul Goodman author of Growing Up Absurd will address an open meeting in Harkness Theater at 8 15 tonight on Narcotics and Youth. Robert Ginsberg of Riverside Democratic Club Narcotics Committee will join speaking on after care center and student involvement.
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