Reps Approve Barnard Camp Funds Amid 25-9 Vote
Barnard Camp receives an extra 250 for 1962-63 and carries 552.96 remaining in its account. Ellen Gritz requests the funds to cover operating costs and facility upgrades including a sofa curtains and kitchen utensils. Social Council allotment debated new figure 650 rejected 16-6 with 13 abstentions.
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Barnard Camp
Representative Assembly
Ellen Gritz
Assembly
Barbara Lander
Bulletin
Debate Council
Focus
Mortarboard
Rep Assembly
National Student Association
Viewpoints on Narcotics Addicts Draw Fire at Action Meeting
At Harkness Theatre a Riverside Democrats meeting heard Mgr Robert Ginsberg urge counseling and community support to rehabilitate addicts and prevent exile to slums. Paul Goodman warned of despair without meaningful lives and criticized society’s lack of vocation and authentic experiences.
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Mgr
Robert Ginsberg
Community Safety Committee
Riverside Democrats
Community Affairs Committee of Action
Harkness Theatre
Ginsberg
Riverside Health Center
West 100Th Street
Columbia Barnard Young Democrats Back Kennedy Cuba Stance
The Columbia and Barnard Young Democrats voted 11 to 6 to endorse a U S Cuba quarantine until Russian missiles are removed. Frank Barsit introduced the measure amid debate on avoiding invasion, while Mark Ramee and Howard Jacobson led opposing and moderating views. The resolution also opposes any U S invasion to topple Fidel Castro.
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Columbia
Barnard
Young Democrats
United States
Cuba
Frank Barsit
BHC
Ted
Columbia-Barnard Young Democratic Club
Fidel Cast Tro
Meskill Clarifies Language Requirement For Area Majors
Professor John Meskill, chair of the Foreign Areas Department, explains that area majors must fulfill a European language requirement as part of their degree. The rule, aimed at preparing students for graduate study and careers, affects Near Eastern and Asian Studies majors, with Spain’s department requiring extra courses for Latin American studies majors.
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Barnard
John Meskill
Foreign Areas Department
Meskill
Barnard Honors 91 For High Standing
Ninety-one students named to the Dean's List for 1961 62 based on high academic standing. The group includes 46 seniors 29 juniors and 16 sophomores who maintained at least a 3.40 average.
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Dean
Cecile Baer
Beverly Wirth
Paula Schwartz
Erica Mann
Ruth Kaminsky
Clare Gottfried
Elaine Golden Robison
Naomi Shoenthal
Joan Gartland
Phyllis Dickstein
Roberta Kinstier
Sandra Bennett
Karen Fu
Joan Donaldson
Vicki Granet Semell
Pauline Ho
Susan Schoenfeld
Florence Goldman
Virginia Greene
Rachel Blau
Athene Schiffman
Barbara Holtz
Beatrice Skulsky
Ruth Alice Bernstein
Susan Beth Kaufman
Consuelo Leonard
Harriet Zucker Weintraub
Catherine McDowell
Susan Welber Youdovin
Sheila Hennessey
Caroline Fleisher
Janice Berman Lawrence
Tris Goodman
Susan Langley
Ellen Bukanz
Bette Steinberg
Irene Shockett
Pauline Hamilton
Esther Bromfeld
Deena Raffe Fuld
Maria Villa
Anna Stein
Naomi Klein Grob
Susan Ashley Steinberg
Elfriede Weber
Janice Powers
Judith Malamut
Ursula Johnson
Joyce Beckett
Karen Grebel
Arlene Hirschberger
Sandra Heimer
Barbara Lander
Elizabeth Berliner
Helaine Tapper
Joan Wohlstetter
Rita Stein
Barbara Frisch
Eileen Goldwyn
Zirka Zaremba
Barbara Rusciolelli
Leslie Smith
Necia Grant
Ronnie Olman
Helena Gottlieb
Karen Black
Mallory Edie
Alice Kasman
Linda Palatin Feldman
Joyce Selborn
Hildegarde Fuss
Victoria Sullivan
Emily Fox
Jane Kahn
Nancy Neveloff
Judith Fradkin
Paula Metzl
Mary Ebeltoft
Ellen Ruixford
Mary deBary
Marcian Anderson
Charlotte Snyder
Judith Walsh
Victoria Rippere
Ruth Steinbock
Lucy Schmidt
Miriam Batt
Hook To Address Missouri Meeting On Drama Travel
Bar nard English professor Lucyle Hook will address the Teachers' Association in Kansas City Missouri and conduct a drama seminar at the University of Missouri Columbia. She argues teaching can be mobile with summer breaks enabling travel and research opportunities.
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Andy Wollam
Lucyle Hook
Barnard
Midwest
Teachers’Association
Kansas City
Missouri
University of Missouri At Columbia
Hook
Faculty Survey Points to Rockefeller Victory in State Race
A Barnard faculty poll of 10 administrators and professors forecast Rockefeller winning the gubernatorial race and Javits holding the Senate seat. Opinions varied on Morgenthau and Donovan, with most predicting Rockefeller and Javits by small margins. One cited Kennedy’s Cuban crisis as a potential factor.
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Rockefeller
Barnard
Morgenthau
Kennedy
Donovan
Javits
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