Barnard Action Splits Campus and National Focus
Columbia Action shifts to campus matters only under Liz Berliner with Barnard Action resisting the change. Barnard protests invitees to the 75th Anniversary and plans to monitor student and faculty opinion while Action frames national issues around coal miners in Hazard Kentucky and their defense led by attorney Paul O'Dwyer as funds are sought.
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Columbia Action
Barnard Action
Liz Berliner
Miss Berliner
Greece
Werner von Braun
Woking
Hazard
Kentucky
Berman Gibson
Paul O’dwyer
Manhattan
Why Barnard Undergrad Should Aim to Be a Policy Voice
The piece argues student government should represent student interests in dialogue with faculty and administration. It notes Undergrad handles funding and services but remains a private, unobtrusive body. Real reform requires students to move from complaint to active governance, or others will decide for them.
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Barnard
Undergrad
Milbank Hall
Barnard College
Exhibit Depicting Rousseau On View In Reserve Room
A photoset of documents and portraits illustrating Jean Jacques Rousseau's life is on display in Weilman Library Reserve Room. Curated by Professor LeRoy Breunig, the exhibit includes portraits and scenes with notes in French by Livia Goldring, covering his youth, Paris circle, and later years, with over 90 pictures in the full set but only the major works shown now.
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Rousseau
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Weilman Li
Diderot
Voltaire
Emile
Julie
Federal court voids Ga insurrection law in SNCC release
Four SNCC and CORE workers held on a capital charge were freed on bail after a federal three judge panel ruled Georgia 1871 insurrection and unlawful assembly laws unconstitutional. The release followed a two to one decision after a hearing highlighting alleged police brutality and denial of medical aid during civil rights protests in Americus.
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Georgia
Zev Aelony
CORE
Donald Harris
Ralph Allen
John Perdew
SNCC
Americas
Thomes McDaniel
Sallie Mae Durham
Manhattan College Hosts Mid November Rights Conf
The Metropolitan New York Region of the National Student Association sponsors a North ern Civil Rights Conference at Manhattan College November 15 16. 150 to 200 students will attend in workshops on topics from ghetto education to civil disobedience with leaders from NAACP CORE and Northern Student Movement. Overnight housing is provided with total two day cost 8.75 dollars or 4.75 dollars for non overnight delegates. Barnard students contact Sharon Block through Student Mail.
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New York
National Student Association
Manhattan College
New York City
Robert Couche
The
NAACP
Bob Gore
CORE
Bill Strickland
Northern Student Movement
Barnard
Sharon Block ’64
Administration to control Handbok contents clear
The Committee of the Whole approved funding for the Handbok with Undergrad handling all money and administration not controlling contents. President Rosemary Park emphasized the book will circulate to homes and that the administration must have final say before distribution, though the editor’s autonomy is recognized.
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Rosemary Park
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