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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
3
At an open Monday meeting about scheduling comprehensives at the college, 37 students voted for Associate Dean Lorna F. McGuire's plan over the Curriculum Committee's proposal. The discussion drew about forty students and sixteen faculty, with final decisions resting with the faculty and possible state approval.
The sophomore class approves a plan to replace class meeting fines with a yearly assessment of 3.50 per member to fund the class gift and Mortarboard ads. Voting 79 for and 62 against, the measure passes on a trial basis with attendance on the Honor System and no Honor Board involved.
Irving M Engels and Jacob Javits spoke at a College Parlor forum on Congressional Elections. Engels framed the race as issues driven, focusing on civil rights social progress and foreign policy, while Javits criticized both major parties from his Republican Liberal seat in the twenty first district.
The Representative Assembly will nominate four candidates for Columbia University's National Students Association delegation. Interviews are set for Friday, November 17, with open attendance for interested students. NSA delegates coordinate regional and national student activities and report to Columbia Student Council.
Washington reports indicate Dwight D. Eisenhower may be named Supreme Allied Commander Europe as defense ministers from twelve AT nations wrap up talks in the capital. Eisenhower has told President Truman he stands ready for duty if called, with strong signs of unanimous NATO approval.
Columbia University's Young Liberals affiliate of the Liberal Party of New York State will hold an open meeting tomorrow at noon in Room 212 Hamilton. Speakers include Adolph A. Berle Murray Baron and Gerald Walpin. The group urges liberal youth to unite for effective action in support of Lehman Lynch and Pecora.
Juniors top Sports Week standings with 28 points, followed by Sophomores 10, Freshmen 9, and Seniors 7. They gained firsts in basketball archery volleyball and badminton and placed in swimming and badminton. Secondary winners included Alexandra de Ghize who led beginners archery with 244, Pat Ring second at 237, and Jean Belenken third at 236.
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