Lack Of Quorum Stymies Action On '64 Project
The class of 1964 again failed to achieve a quorum at a meeting, adjourned early. A Committee of the Whole formed October 10 aimed to expedite business and present proposals, including a book insurance plan and community work with Morningside, but no action can occur without ratification by the sophomore class. Ann Pitt plans an open letter urging attendance and is inquiring about higher absence fines.
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Morningside
Ann Pitt
Miss Pitt
Barnard Joins Southern Exchange Program Talks
Ruth Klein and Felice Witztum outline objectives to broaden student awareness and involve Barnard students in an integration themed exchange. Joan Lewis notes hopes for active participation amid initial tensions. Participants were oriented by sociology staff. Wake Forest faced integration votes while Spelman witnessed a sit in during the visit.
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Ruth Klein
Felice Witztum
Barnard
Joan Lewis
Dents
Miss Klein
Dr. Meyer
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Spelman College
Atlanta
Georgia
Travel Head Appointed By NSA Coordinator
Vickey Spiegel 65 named Campus Travel Director for the National Student Association. She will share information on student tours during Christmas Easter and summer vacations and promote NSA Educational Travel. The NSA committee will sponsor films and discussions on national and international student issues, with Fridays at noon screenings starting December 1 Fallout.
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NSA
Vickey Spiegel
National Student Association
Anne Fleisher
Miss Spiegel
N.S A‘s
Educational Travel, Inc
N S.A
Office of Civil Defense
Assembly Allocates 100 Donation to Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Representative Assembly voted to give 100 from Undergraduate Association funds to the Memorial Scholarship Fund honoring Katherine R. Goodwin late Director of College Activities. The group also discussed Africa book donations and pending Undergraduate Journal allotment. Ruth Klein invites all students to the next meeting to discuss constitutional revision and Mississippi sit ins.
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Katherine R. Goodwin
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Africa
Sue Halpern
Josephine Gittle
Diane Levy
Judy Morganroth
Ruth Klein
Mississippi
Senior Aides Suggested As Freshman Advisors
A Curriculum Committee proposal to appoint six senior students as freshman advisors received support from Dean of Studies Helen Bailey and the Faculty Committee on Program and Standards. The plan aims to ease pre semester workload and offer freshmen two curriculum approaches while senior advisors would hold office hours and approve final programs.
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Helen Bailey
Barnard
Lee Salmansohn
Dean Bailey
Byram
Garcia-Lorca
Stabenau
Kimmye
Greene
Dormitory Endorses Varying Uses of Dorm Funds Vote
About one hundred dormitory residents have responded to a poll by the Executive Council on $1500 surplus funds. Three options faced voters: adopt a foster child, award a scholarship to a qualified woman in an underdeveloped country, or use the money for a dormitory project. Ballots from last Friday to Monday show opinion evenly split, keeping the decision unresolved.
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Executive Council
Frankie Stein
CU faculty split on fallout shelters at Barnard
Four Barnard faculty members were asked about fallout shelters amid possible program plans. Henry Sharp says shelters may be necessary for public policy, while James O Connor is against them. David A Robertson Jr and Thomas Peardon align with other universities in urging caution and Kennedy leadership toward peace. Student reaction skewed negative with one calling shelters nonsense and questioning their NYC value.
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Barnard
Henry Sharp
United States
James O'Connor
David A’ Robertson, Jr
Columbia University
New York State
Pamela Ween
New York City
Class of 62 Proposes Open House at Assembly Luncheon
Assembly delegates from Barnard's class of 1962 and class president Ann Sue Kober discussed open house ideas to better reflect student views. A weekly informal session would let students meet with class delegates, voice opinions, critique actions, and propose future agenda items.
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Ann Sue Kober
Connie Foshay
Barnard
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N.S.A
Rep Assembly
Thomas Peardon
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New York Times
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