Southern Vigilantes Arm For Their Self Defense
Charles Sims of the Bogalusa Louisiana Deacons for Defense and Justice describes his group as a semisecret armed vigilante organization. At a Thursday Youth Against War and Fascism meeting in Columbia he said the Deacons aim to instruct train and educate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dina Sternbach
Charles Sims
Bogalusa, Louisiana
The
Deacons For Defense and Justice
Youth Against War
Columbia
Sims
Deacons
Mr. Sims
Radin On Journalism Careers At First Forum
Jacqueline Radin, former Bulletin editor now Herald-Tribune Woman's Page editor, discusses journalism paths for women at a first Forum. She urges practical skills over English majors, cites non byline roles, and notes summer job openings and the importance of networking and targeting the city editor.
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Julia Halpern
Bulletin
Jacqueline Radin
Herald-Tribune
Radin
New York
New York City
Radlin
The
Post
World-Telegram
the Times
Trib
Miss Radin
N. W. Ayer
Class of 67 seeks non mixer activities sign-up sheet
Junior Socials members from the Class of 67 invited to organize events such as theater parties and picnics. A sign-up sheet is posted on the class bulletin board for interested participants.
Lindsay Landslide in Barnard Poll Endorsement
John V. Lindsay won a Barnard College straw poll with 217 votes defeating William Buckley 29 and Abraham Beame 24. Costello led for President of the City Council with 147 votes and Milton Mollen for Comptroller with 197. Frank O Connor trailed Beame and Procaccino but led his ticket in the Democratic lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Patnick
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Barnard Girls
Bulletin
William Buckley
Abraham Beame
Timothy Costello
Milton Mollen
Queens
Frank O’connor
Mario Procaccino
Barnard
John Lindsay
O’connor
Seven College Workshops Reorient Mature Women to Business World
The Seven College vocational Workshop helps mature women re orient to labor market needs and productive use of time skills and education. Started for Barnard in 1957 and expanded in 1960 to Seven Sisters alumnae, it runs ten lectures per course with 35 to 60 participants.
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Seven College
Anne Cronin
Barnard
Seven Sisters
Carnegie Corporation
Allentown
Westchester
Connecticut
Barzun Calls for Saner Attitude Toward Art in America
Dr. Jacques Barzun urged a return to sanity in art pursuit during a noon lecture on Woman and the Arts in America. He criticized pedantry in American culture, the use of art as a tranquilizer, and viewers who treat art as leisure or social display, urging art pursued for its own sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Barzun
Columbia
Dean Barzun
America
Informa
Ting
Barzun
Senior Pictures Begin November For Mortarboard
Senior pictures start November 1 and will be informal portraits in Mortarboard. Only seniors with appointments will have their photos in the yearbook. Remember to keep your appointments.
Columbia University Council Creates Birth Control Committee
The Columbia University Student Council forms a new Birth Control Committee extending last year’s panel. About five members from various divisions will study campus birth control facts and policies, report findings to the Council, and possibly urge a formal stand and an implementing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Altbach
Columbia University Student Council
Dave Ment
Ment
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