Reps Vote To Collect For United Nations Group
The Representative Assembly approved a drive by freshman delegates to collect donations from students for the American Association for the United Nations in memory of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. Ten freshmen were sworn in. amendments to the Undergrad Constitution regarding budgeting and reporting were also passed.
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United Nations Group
Representative Assembly
Jake
American Association For the United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt
Nanci Leavin
Susan Eisner
Jane Geller
Denise Jackson
Carol Jaffa
Lucille Kerr
Allyn London
Phyllis Lowen
Margaret Poss
Jane Rockford
Mig Stolz
Commuter Room Opens Tomorrow for Overnight Housing
A commuter room will open in Hewitt Hall and a second in Brooks Hall to house four girls overnight. Reservations run 9 to 11 am at the Reid desk with weekend bookings by Friday 11 am. rate is 1.75 dollars per night. The Linen room is being repurposed as a TV Y Room but will serve commuters now.
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Harriet P. van Sickle
Hewitt Hall
Brooks Hall
Phillip Proschcimi
Reid
Miss van Sickle
UDC Proposes Open House Similar to Barnard Plan
Columbia Undergraduate Dormitory Council advances an open house proposal allowing female visitors in dorms Sunday afternoons from 2 to 5 pm. Visitors would sign in and out. plan echoes Barnard and aims to balance social contact with privacy and education.
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UDC
Barnard
John Alexander
Columbia Undergraduate
Curriculum Subcommittees To Deal With Departments
The Curriculum Committee seeks freshman rep and plans departmental subcommittees to tackle individual department issues and curriculum wide problems. Sheila Gordon 63 notes reorganization will broaden student input and reduce tensions with faculty by linking subcommittees to departments.
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Bulletin Board
Sheila Gordon
Rights Conference Tackles Northern Discrimination
The New York City Commission on Human Rights held a Cooper Union conference on college students facing community problems with Deputy Attorney General Nicholas de B. Katzenbach as keynote. Speakers included Madison S. Jones and Cyril Tyson of CCHR. Katzenbach warned law alone cannot solve civil rights and urged community action, noting Northern discrimination grows despite anti-discrimination laws.
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New York City
Katzenbach
Madison S. Jones
CCHR
Cyril Tyson
Jones
North
New York
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Rep. Assembly
Judy Warden
Harriet P, van Sickle
Roger Fine
Phyllis Klein
Dorm Council
Alexander
Fine
Columbia
William Dalgrimple
Princeton University Health Services
Rights Conference
Eyes Discrimination
David Landman
Cooper Union
Philp Singer
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Mississippi
Federal
Marshalls
United States
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