Dorm Laundry Hazards Prompt Student Concerns
Bulletin reporters inspect Residence Halls laundry rooms finding a dim garret like space with a Bendix washer two dryers irons and ironing boards and a tiny stove. Seven irons and boards found across Brooks Hall and Hewitt Hall include a dangerous iron with a faulty cord that can spit flames. Students favor safer facilities and offer remedies to improve conditions.
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Brooks Hall
Hewitt Hall
Brooks
Student laundry reforms proposed to ease crowded dorm space
Students cite untidy crowded laundry room poor lighting and lack of space with heat controlled irons. They push for better lighting storage closet use or a second laundry and even baby laundry rooms on each floor with racks and shelving and cleaner ironing surfaces.
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Hewitt
Your Signature is Your Pledge at Barnard Camp
Elizabeth Elliot urges Barnard students to honor the pledge on posters and refrain from erasing names. She cautions that removing names thwarts others from signing up and proposes fines or penalties if the practice continues. She suggests substituting a willing pupil if a member cannot attend to avoid hurting the group.
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Barnard
Model U N Assembly Deliberates UN Issues at Columbia
A mock General Assembly was held Friday at 4 p.m. in Fayerweather lounge by the Columbia University United Nations Council. Members represented foreign countries active in UN meetings to discuss forthcoming issues. The council meets weekly to explore current UN problems and topics.
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Fayerweather Lounge
Columbia University
United Nations Council
Council
Columbia
UN Council
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