Young Dems At Columbia Plan Year Round Activity Reform
The Columbia University Young Democrats club expands beyond election work to year round policy involvement. It revises its Constitution, forms four committees, and creates a policy group led by Jonathan Kratter and Richard Wild to study issues. The club plans leaflets on Low Plaza, letters to media and congressmen, a campus internship program, and a post election fund drive benefiting Adlai Stevenson.
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Columbia-Barnard Demoocratic Club
Civilian Review Board
Low Plaza
Columbia University Student Council
Jonathan Kratter
Richard Wild
Clup
Young Dems
Kratter
Vietnam
New York State College
Young Democrats
William Orlofsky
Columbia University
THE
NEW Democrat
Frances Muel-ler
Corpus
Jonathan Kotch
Independent Committee On
National Democratic Party
Kotch
Frank O'Connor
Howard Samuels
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Columbia
Lee cites economic reasons behind African apartheid system
Mr Lee argued that whites enjoy high living standards while about 75 percent of blacks live below the poverty line. He noted some amenities for blacks, including University College Saveto and a hospital in Johannesburg, but said they aim to impress visitors. He spoke at a meeting of the Alexander Defense Committee co sponsored by CU Afro American Club and CUSC last Wednesday.
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Lee
University College
Saveto
Johannesburg
South Africa
Alexander Defense Committee
CU Afro- American Club
CUSC
DuBois Club Members Recount Police Roundup At Party
DuBois Club members describe a police sweep at a City College and Columbia University rally linked party. All 88 youths were jailed at 100 Street precinct then at 100 Centre Street until charges were dropped. Berkelhammer claims an informer at City College tipped police and cites broader moves against the club.
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Berkelhammer
Kunstler
24Th Precinct
100 Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Berkeshammer
City College
Columbia University Vietnam
FBL
National DuBois Club
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Washington
Columbia University DuBois Club
Columbia
Freshman Sister Maps Music Teaching Path at Morningside
Sister Mary Cecilia of the Community of the Holy Spirit, class of 1976, becomes the first Sister to enroll at Barnard College. She plans to major in music and teach at St Huda's and St Hugh's School on W. 4th Street, Manhattan, while studying English French art history and harmony as a juniorate member. The Episcopal order notes the history of religious orders from suppression under Henry VIII to revival in the 19th century, with about 30 orders now in the US.
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Mary Cecilia
Barnard College
School of General Studies
Barnard
Community of the Holy Spirit
Episcopal Church
Bernard
St Huda's
St Hugh's School
Wii4ith St
Manhattan
Toronto
Canada
Morningside Heights
Columbia
Church of England
Rome
Barnard Alumni Fund Helps Students With Small Loans
Barnard students access up to 25 dollars from the Mlurra fund in Milbank Hall alumni office. An ID card and repayment within one month are required, with no interest or stated reasons for borrowing. About 44 girls used it this term, many returning monthly for short term aid.
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Ol.ce
Student Beliefs Are Investigated At Columbia
Dean John W Alexander Chap lain John Cannon and Prof James Alfred Marian Jr the Danforth Prof of Religion in Higher Education at Union Theological Seminary detail Columbia University’s unique study on religion as a discipline and student responses. Other schools like the State University of New York have done similar studies, focusing on conferences and forums about religion in education.
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John W. Alexander
John Cannon
James Alfred Marian Jr
Danforth
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Columbia
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Judith Devons
Citizenship Council
Barnard Food Services
Carol Reichenstein
DuBois
A. G. Popadem & Co., Inc
Broadway MO
Morningside
Sentinel Rock
el Capitex
Yosemite
Hobbins
Law School
Columbia University Lith St
Amsterdam Ave
Columbia Mountaineering Club
CSA
London
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