Reps Elect Head of Conference Committee
Representative Assembly voted to select a Conference Committee chair immediately so Barnard could participate in conferences with other schools and organizations. The Assembly set provisional rules for committee membership and conference participation and urged a definite budget for the committee. Regular meetings will be canceled biweekly to let class delegates meet with their classes to discuss pending business.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Rep
Student Council
Undergraduate
Columbia University Starts 25 Part World Affairs Series
Columbia University opens a weekday 7 30 a m lecture series titled The World As Seen From featuring international affairs through official perspectives. Speakers include Andrew W Cordier A Doak Barnett Thomas P Peardon and L Gray Cowan with topics on Mao era China Fidel Castro Tito Yugoslavia Spain and East Africa among others.
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Columbia University
Channel 5
Andrew W. Cordier
School of International Affairs
United Nations
Washington
Kremlin
Peking
New Delhi
Mao Tse-tung
China
A. Doak Barnett
Algeria
Africa
L. Gray Cowan
Kenya
Uganda
Tanganyika
East Africa
AABC Offers Grant For Graduate Study
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College will award a 1600 fellowship for graduate study in 1963-64 to a Barnard graduate showing exceptional promise. The award supports those whose abilities may not be reflected in grades, with consideration of financial need and diverse qualifications. Applications require biographical data, undergrad summary, study proposal, transcript, medical report, three faculty letters, and financial information.
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Rep
Barnard College
Barnard
Fellowship and Loan Fund Committee
AABC
Morris E. Biederman
Esther Brabelsky
Milbank
Dr Park Draws Standing Ovations at Barnard Assembly
Dr Rosemary Park addressed students and faculty last Thursday at Barnard Assembly urging serious education to build cultural capacities for survival. She criticized lack of imagination in youth, urged defining a home circle amid global bafflement, and stressed perseverance and imagination to pursue enduring ideals.
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Sue Silverman
Rosemary Park
Barnard
Miss Park
Park
Arnold Toynbee
Smith College Votes to Retain NSA Affiliation
The Smith College student body voted 1096 to 732 with 183 abstentions to keep affiliation with the United States National Student Association. The campus paper The Sophian endorsed continuation, citing benefits like a voice in NSA representation and travel discounts. Julie Meadlow opposed re affiliation.
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NSA
Smith College
United States National Student Association
The
Sophian
U.S
Europe
Unesco
American Council On Education
Julie Meadlow
Sephian
Kay Wonderlie
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