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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
6
Anita Piiney reports Columbia University seeks better liaison with Morningside Heights residents. David Goodman, Acting Proctor, notes general goodwill and handles student complaints mainly about noise from fraternities and dorms affecting Grace Williams' home on 114th Street and Broadway.
Captain Larry Karlin of the 26th Precinct says larceny and pocketbook snatching, fueled by narcotics addicts seeking money for their next fix, are common in the Columbia University and Morningside Park area. He notes that violent crime is lower than feared and highlights cooperation with campus security and the Morningside Incorporated Patrol.
Rosemary Park states there is a clash between the University as a charitable institution and the City of New York, yet Morningside area institutions unite for Heights residents. She recalls last year’s failed effort to place a new school accessibly and proposes Barnard students tutor younger children on Saturdays in Milbank Hall.
A new Columbia University Gymnasium in Morningside Heights aims to serve the larger community. The facility will include a Community Gymnasium and expand the Columbia Community Athletic Program’s activities.
The Morningsider a weekly for Morningside Heights restarts this fall after a February suspension. New publisher Michael W. Shimkin aims to keep its independent community voice with broader support, highlighting Columbia University coverage and local culture for residents students and faculty.
Morningside Heights Inc a non profit group of 15 institutions bounded by Cathedral Parkway 110th Street and 125th Street Riverside Park and Morningside Park pursues improving the neighborhood as an attractive residential educational and cultural area Founded July 1947 the group notes that 15 world famous institutions lie within half a square mile and its representatives can meet city officials more easily than those from other areas The piece highlights the area known as the Acropolis of America and cites urban renewal challenges common to cities today
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