UA Assures Free Press At Barnard
The Rep Assembly passed a resolution asserting editorial autonomy for Barnard student publications and separating fiscal oversight from policy decisions. It states editors sole discretion over policy, safeguarding against pressure from administration or student government despite Undergrad financing. The assembly also reaffirmed its right to supervise financial management in Sengrad's budget.
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Anti war weekend kickoff rally in McMillin Theater
Ramparts foreign affairs editor Robert Scheer opens a weekend of anti war events with a rally tonight at 8 p.m. in McMillin Theater. Ivanhoe Donaldson NY SNCC coordinator and Columbia professor Seymour Melman join the program along with Grace Mora Newman.
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Ramparts Magazine
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New York
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Columbia
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Students Fast for Peace On Low Plaza
Demonstrations against Vietnam war atrocity take a moral tone as students and religious counselors fast on Low Plaza from Wednesday noon to Friday sunset. Ted Kapichuk leads with 25 to 40 participants including Chaplain John Cannon and Reverend Will Starr.
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Cross-Listing of Columbia Courses Attracts Students
Susan Rosen reports on cross-listing of Columbia University courses for Math Philosophy and related fields. The three year period 1993-66 shows high enrollments in math across Barnard and Columbia colleges, with Calculus IB II and Linear Algebra popular. Philosophy courses also rise outside Barnard, led by Theory of Action and minds philosophy, while debates on combined cross-listing continue. Professor Mary Mothersill favors cross-listing but resists a full combined degree See CHOSSLISTING p.7
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School of General Studies
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Hartiers
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Upper College
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Rewell
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Mary Mothersill
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Students Ask Seat on CU Trustees Board
Columbia University Student Council President proposes elected student representatives on all university boards and committees from the Trustees down. David Langsam cites abolition of the tuition ferment plan as an example of admin overreach and urges student consultation, with comments from Herbert Beane and a civil liberties panel.
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131 Girls Named To Dean's List
One hundred thirty-one Bar nard girls earned Dean's List honors for 1965 66 with a 3.4 average. Melinda Grindrod led class 1969 with a 3.97, receiving the 1965 66 Borden Freshman Prize and $200 from President Rosemary Park. Dean's list members for class 1967 include Susan Profeta and Adrienne Aaron among many others.
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Susan Profeta
Elise Wang
Melinda Grindrod
Adrienne Aaron
Mariet
Ia Atonken
Judith Bayne
Isabella Blumenstock
Naomi Harmon Chazan
Eva Kantor Collins
Evelyn Coppell
Jaegelaine Daussa
Kathleen Dixon
Carol Dweck
Hetey Eckstein
Paula Fass
Linds Feldman
Martha Feldman
Helen Finegold
Laura Fooner
Rosalind Kohl Glantz
Linda Goldstein
Alison Webber Goode
Marion Heimer
Lois Hirschman
Esther Hoffman
Elizabeth Howe
Reyna Jacobs
Frances Karner
Barbara Kasrean
Rise Knecht
Rhoda Lange
Stephanie Levin
Barbara Lewis
EK. Lowenthal
Elizabeth Mandel
Alice Notley
Helen Perl
Barnard seeks new president to reshape Barnard Columbia ties
Students at Barnard outline criteria for a successor to President Rosemary Park. The candidate should be a administrator with coeducation experience, open to significant changes in Barnard Columbia relations, and capable of addressing housing shortages and curriculum reform while honoring tradition. The letter stresses student representation on policy committees and radical educational ideas beyond the four course system. Gloria Leitner will present the draft to trustees and the selection committee.
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