Fast for Freedom Funded by Students Dinner Money
On Thursday November 17 the Columbia University Student Council will sponsor the Neuliseal Student Association Thanksgiving Fast for Freedom coordinated by the Columbia Bar Dem Club under Jonathan Kratter. Students will give up their evening meal and donate the saved money to the Fast supporting voter registration drives and Negro self help projects in the South. Seven tables will be set around Columbia and Barnard campuses to collect donations from Barnard meal plan participants.
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Fast For Freedom
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Barnard
Library Lectures Equip Freshmen and Seniors
Barnard College plans to revise its library instruction program for freshmen while recognizing limited long term retention of lecture material. Since Lehman Hall opened in 1959 the library tour has become a staple of orientation, guiding new students to key resources and encouraging questions for help.
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Sarah Katharine Thomson
Barnacd
Bertha Rockwell
Barnard
Ella Weed
Barnard Hall
Unti
Lehman Hall
Janet Carlson
Thomson
Student Council conference on changing role in university
The SC Special Bulletin on pages 6 and 7 reports a Columbia University Student Council conference held last Saturday. Major resolutions address the student’s role in university decision making and influence over policy.
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Columbia University
Postcrypt Café Hosts Student Talent in St Paul’s Chapel
The Postcrypt coffee house at St Paul’s Chapel offers Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings of coffee cider pastries and intimate entertainment by university students. Acts include folk singing poetry readings and occasional jug bands with auditions held at the Protestant Office. The venue began two years ago and attracts crowds up to 160, with plans for films and plays like Death or Any Other Invention by Columbia student Larry Susskind.
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St Paul's Chapel
Dave _ Byudbil
Columbia
Larry Susskind
Student Opinions Law On Religious Attitudes
The Columbia University President's Committee on Religious Life seeks to study on campus values morals and religious experience not churchgoing. It will gather voluntary information via interviews and surveys to explore religious life including moral obligation and peace demonstrations.
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Columbia
John Cannon
Mittee
Barry’ Ulanov
Barnard
Ulanov
Traore
Cannon
Mors
Chaplain Cannon
Vietnam
Citizenship Council
Fife
Tthe University
Daniel Gershenson
Harold Stahmer
Barry Ulanov
Louis Henkin
Wesley First
Edward »Leonard
Sidney « Morgenbesset
Menaces Coed Dining at Barnard Faces Uncertain Future
Barnard's proposed coed meal plan draws mixed reactions from students. Female students praise the coed atmosphere while a senior notes Columbia men may abandon the plan unless Barnard broadens its food options and dining facilities. Several mention crowding at Lion's Den and limited seating during the trial period.
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Barnard
Barbara Marcus Fo
Barnard Food Service
Columbia’s
Columbia
Lion' S den
The Investigation Review at Ambassador Theater
A mixed play about Nazi crimes based on Auschwitz and Nuremberg trials. It critiques appeasement while detailing the defendants from I G Farben and Krupp who defend their roles as administrative, humane figures. Observers note miscasting yet focus on the powerful moral questions raised.
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Ambassador ‘Theater
Iasto
Nuremberg
Jesse x
Craim
Bonn
Frankfurd Am Main
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