SDA Chapter disaffiliates over Leninist charge at Columbia
The Columbia Chapter of Students for Democratic Action votes to leave the parent group after the National Executive Committee suspends the chapter. Helen Kramer states the NEC tactics are Leninist, citing arbitrary chartering and de chartering to alter delegate strength.
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National Executive Committee
Helen Kramer
SDA
Miss Kramer
Columbia Spectator
National Committee
National Board
Spectator
Stevenson
Peter Novick
Columbia Sda
Dean Outlines Barnard Aims To Freshmen
Dean Helen P. Bailey addressed Barnard's freshman class detailing liberal education aims. She urged early major planning and consulting advisers Marianna Byram and academic counselors. The class named three nominees for freshman vice-president: Edna Lewis, Sally Ryder, and Joy Alexander. Greek Games Head Tax of one dollar collected today and tomorrow on Jake from 12 to 1 p.m.
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Barnard
Barnard’s
Helen P. Bailey
Bailey
Marianna Byram
Dean Bailey
Edna Lewis
Sally Ryder
Joy Alexander
Jake
Barnard College Urges U N Action Over Hungarian Crisis
Barnard College students approve a resolution urging United Nations action in support of Hungarian freedom movements and refugees. The statement condemns Soviet suppression, backs self determination, and calls colleges to protest and aid those fighting for liberty. Representatives approved with minor wording changes adding support to refugees.
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Barnard College
Barnard
United Nations
Representative Assembly
Pakistani Explains Moslems ideology by Sue Levitt
Pakistani explains Moslems ideology in a piece by Sue Levitt. The article outlines core beliefs historical context and regional perspectives with emphasis on cultural and religious factors shaping viewpoints. Skeptical questions and clarifications accompany the analysis.
Career Conference plans at Barnard College
The career conference set for Wednesday December 5 aims to ease choosing a major and field of work. Speakers include Sir Zafrullah Khan of the International Court of Justice and Dr Reinhold Niebuhr. Eleven panels cover teaching business arts journalism politics medicine design social work and more with Barnard faculty guiding discussions.
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United Nations International Court of Justice
International Relations Club
Sir Zafrullah Kahn
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Barnard
Students Spar Over Middle East At “We Want the Truth” Booth
Dense crowds at Low Library surrounded a truth booth to discuss the Middle East. Some argued with facts, others shouted, as Moslem, Jewish, and other students debated democracy, border conflicts, and the Arab-Israeli issue with heated questions and strong emotions.
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Middle East
Israel
Nasser
Egypt
Wigs and Cues Fall Production Tickets on Sale
Electra, Giraudoux adaptation translated by Winifred Smith, is running through Saturday. Tickets priced at 1.25 dollars are available this week at Jake or at the box office before each performance.
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Electra
Jean Giraudoux
Winifred Smith
Jake
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