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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
4
Dr. George E. Moore of Roswell Park Memorial Institute cites studies across nineteen states showing a positive link between smoking and lung cancer. He notes heavy smokers face high mortality, but filters can cut risk in half, and warns children of smokers are likelier to start.
WKCR forms Campus Affairs Bureau to cover campus news as it happens with 5 minutes of coverage hourly on Sunday through Thursday. Hal Lewis will head the bureau and volunteers are welcome regardless of radio journalism experience.
CURC forms as a unifying campus agency linking with the Columbia University Student Council Action the Columbia Democratic Club and Barnard groups. The Tuesday meeting plans subcommittees to craft a tenable reform program on key issues and push for moderate proposals likely to be accepted by the university. Daniel B. Cohen serves as temporary chairman.
The Columbia University Orchestra seeks violin viola and double bass players for a February concert. Interested students should contact Professor Howard Shanet at 212 Dodge Hall Ext. 2082 for details and auditions.
Dr. Ralph Dale of Hunter College High School outlines a theory on future music at the November 11 Noon Meeting. He argues music mirrors social change and will evolve from art to a spontaneous form aligned with primitive non art roots. He warns art music may fail to bridge daily horrors and urges active creation of a cooperative world community.
Louise Busch and Anne Ehrlich earned six points of major credit on archeological digs in England during a six week program sponsored by the Association for Cultural Exchange. The course blends Oxford training with site work including Stonehenge Winchester and Verulamium with tours and European student contact.
Vista representatives are recruiting on campus this week in Ferris Booth Room 101 with continuous interviews and a screening of the movie Small Miracles in Room 103. The Vista Volunteers In Service To America program, created by the 1964 Economic Opportunity Act, places volunteers for one year in poverty areas in roles in education agriculture vocational counseling and sanitation. Volunteers must be 18 or older and either U.S. citizens or permanent residents with no dependents under 18. Married couples may serve if both are accepted. Volunteers receive a monthly living allowance about 75 dollars for personal incidentals and 50 dollars per month of service upon completion.
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