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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
4
Letter from Nani L. Ranken outlines club system, student government, and committee membership at Barnard College. She defends existing controls, notes recent chartering rules, and supports scrutiny including absentee voting proposals.
Major Exams Dear Editor argues student leaders, including Vice-President of the Athletic Association and other positions, should not force rescheduling of senior comprehensives for a few. He notes leaders bear extra duties, gain no academic privileges, and calls large group timing invalid for the convenience of a few.
NSA committee materials will be distributed to student councils. Al Lowenstein, National President of United States National Students Association, will speak at the meeting on Sunday on Student Governments Their Structures and Functions. He is a UNC graduate touring campuses to compare student governments. A Vanguard suspension and NSA report will be discussed at Barnard College Parlor Tuesday November 14.
In a PC Forum speech, Senator Javits criticizes the Democrats for weak Point Four and farm price tactics and calls for stronger government-aided insurance cost relief. He urges more party activity, and Republican Henry Poor echoes the need for modernization and a proactive two party system.
The Eisenhower discussion at the Pentagon with General J Lawton Collins and Secretary Frank Pace followed by more talks. No decision announced and Ike indicated he was not asked to accept any post. It is noted that Europe supreme commander recommendations pause until defense ministers finish their work.
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