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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1961
Page
3
Naomi Weintraub reports on Columbia University and Barnard faculty use of the Bookstore. Dean Henry Boorse says professors still favor Salter's outlets and return forms only sporadically.
More than 1 000 students at Hunter College and City College joined a protest against the City University speaker ban. Pledges to the flag accompanied pickets, brief rallies, and library sit ins as faculty responses varied from suspensions to midterm changes.
Sheila Gordon and Bobbi Blaker, Barnard seniors, represented their college at the Third International Seminar on World Affairs in Montreal. The conference drew delegates from over thirty-five North American universities to discuss the causes of war, exposing American students to anti American sentiments and challenging them to analyze and criticize.
Mr Curtis Gans Peace Corps Representative speaks at a noon box lunch in the College Parlor. He will answer students questions on the Peace Corps from 2 to 5 pm, outlining programs and opportunities.
Sheila Gordon chair of the Off Campus Housing Committee explains a questionnaire being distributed to gauge housing needs near the university. It asks what off campus housing students occupy, home living preferences, spending for facilities, meal and health plans, with contact options via student mail for committee members Eleanor Edelstein Barbara Robbins Dorothy Moskowitz Roberta Turner and Loretta Temblay.
Mr. Allen Mayer of the National Survival Equipment Company of Maplewood New Jersey debates the merits and defects of fallout shelters on Monday November 20 at 8 p.m. in Fayerweather Lounge. He faces Paul Greenberg and Dr Harry Lustig with NSA and Columbia student groups seeking a second speaker. The NSA notes shelters offer doubtful safety and that 200 to 250 bombs could hit the U S in an all out strike.
The Barnard Race Relations Committee plans a two day conference December 1 2 to advance NSMCC efforts. Yale discrimination workshop participants from twenty New England colleges will attend with talks by Ruth Klein Bobbi Yancey and NSMCC SNCC representatives.
Norman Hill of CORE urged a real program of oil rights in the North at Columbia Students for a Democratic Society. He cited segregation in employment housing and education, notes two percent of 15,000 apprentices are Negro, and argues for Northern based action such as tenant rent refusals to target segregated housing and spur concrete action.
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