Vietnam Poll Shows Split At Barnard
Joyce Parnick reports on a Bulletin poll of Barnard students over two weeks. Of 154 participants 61 percent opposed U S policy in Vietnam while 31 percent supported it. Among the 95 opposing the policy, many cited personal or religious opposition to war and belief the U S has no valid reason for being in Southeast Asia.
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Joyce Parnick
Vietnam
Bulletin
United States
Barnard
U.S
U. S
Southeast Asia
U.N
Scholars Discuss Chaos and Needs of Urban Centers
Columbia University alumni heard a Thursday evening symposium on chaos and cohesion in urban education. Speakers included John H. Fischer Eli Ginzberg Rosemary Park and David B. Truman who cited suburban migration tax burdens and interrelated urban problems requiring local government cooperation.
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Columbia University
Dr. Ralph A. Dale To Address November 11 Music Talk
Thursday noon program features Dr. Ralph A. Dale composer conductor author and chair of Hunter College High School Fine Arts Depart ment speaking on The Future of Music. The meeting convenes in the College Parlor.
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Ralph A. Dale
Hunter College High School
Students Named To Dean's List 1964 65
The Dean's List for 1964-65 honors 105 read aloud by the Registrar's Office. Read more about Patricia Greenspan and other seniors on the list from the class of 1966 including Patricia Baum Linda Bellotti and Frances Bloodworth with further names listed.
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Patricia Greenspan
Patricia Baum
Linda Bellotti
Frances Bloodworth
Mary Burton
Iris Chaven
Ina Cooper
Rita Dyckman
Melanie Ellis
Celia Genishi
Rosamond Rockwell Gianatsos
Carol Goodman
Barbara Grado
Jacqueline Greenspon
Elaine Griff
Martha Porter Haeseler
Susan Hammond
Jane Helton
Dorothy Hobbs
Closure of Bryn Mawr Hotel Ends Morningside Haven
Columbia University and nine partners push to close the Bryn Mawr Hotel on 121 St near Amsterdam Ave. Redemco relocates about 130 tenants, claiming aim to rid area of alcohol, prostitution and drugs. Barnard performers aid rehabilitation and court action ends with management transfer to Rederico.
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Columbia University
Morningside Heights
Barnard College
Burn Mawr
Amsterdam Ave
Redemco
Bryn Mawr
Morton Jacobowitz
Columbia
Morningside
Rederico
Barnard
Columbia Citizenship Council
Bulletin Staff Meeting Notice
Bulletin staff members including probationers must attend a meeting Tuesday at 12 30 p m in the Bulletin Office. Those unable to attend should leave a note in the Bulletin mailbox before the meeting.
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Bulletin
Five South Vietnamese Discuss Country's War
A five member student delegation from South Vietnam met Columbia students at a coffee hour sponsored by Political Forum. They discussed the Vietnam situation and contrasted views of students in South Vietnam and the United States. The group on a US Youth Council program said they acted independently and were not bound to support Vietnamese or American policies. They stressed they are not Communists and noted anti war protests misread as Communist sympathy. They argued for government reform to defeat the Communists and said most South Vietnamese oppose Communism and see the war as necessary while also fighting illiteracy and poverty. They thanked the Independent Committee to End the War in Vietnam and expressed a wish to see the war end.
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South Vietnam
Columbia
Political Forum
Vietnam
United States
United States Youth Council
Duong Thien Dong
University of Saigon Medical Students Association
Duong
Independent Committee
Barnard Alumnae Council Meets To Strengthen Ties
More than 100 Barnard College alumnae from across the country converged for the fourteenth annual Alumnae Council meeting. Miss Rosemary Park delivered the keynote on The Changing Curriculum as professors Burrell Breunig Stecher and Ulanov examined curricula.
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Barnard College
Edward H. Auchincloss
Barnard
Miss Rosemary Park
Sidney A. Burrell
Leroy C. Breunig
Emma D. Stecher
Barry Ulanov
Thomas P. Peardon
Honor Board Interviews for Freshmen Members
Interviews to select appointed members to the Honor Board run from November 11 to November 16. Sign-up sheets are posted on the Freshman bulletin board.
Senior Prom Receives $500 Budget Help From Representative Assembly
The Representative Assembly allocated 500 dollars to the Senior Prom as part of Senior Week funding with the remainder to be raised by ticket sales and class funds. Housing Committee received 50 dollars to hire an indexer for apartment listings and evaluations. Barnard students will use the index for housing searches. A forum linked to the Anti Poverty Program was approved to replace career counseling, aiming to expose Barnard students to the program’s activities and service opportunities.
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Housing Committee
Barnard
Rep Assembly
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By Nancy Doctor
Jessica Lobel
Beth Zelnick
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