Barnard Joins In Thanksgiving Fast For Freedom
Columbia and Barnard students join a nationwide Thanksgiving Fast For Freedom to aid needy people in Mississippi. The event includes a 6 to 8 p.m. rally at McMillin Theater with speakers Bayard Austin Constance Baker Motley James Shenton and Tom Foner among others. Local campus drives collect donations throughout the day.
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United States Youth Council
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McMillin
Bayard Austin
Constance Baker Mottley
NAACP
James P. Shenton
Tom Foner
Lyn Alexander
Bob Cohen
Mississippi Caravan of Music
Earl Hall Staff Backs Cafeteria Workers Union
Chaplain John M. Krumm reports Earl Hall staff support unionization of University cafeteria workers in a letter to President Grayson Kirk. The move follows weeks of CORE picketing. University raised salaries but refused unionization and free elections after discussions with Joseph Nye.
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Grayson Kirk
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CORE
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Alumnae To Hold Annual Meeting Here
Barbara Rand Barnard reports Barnard College alumnae council meeting to mark the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary closing. Officers of the Alumnae Association and area club reps will attend with Mrs Sigmund Pol litzer the oldest alumna, Alice Kohn 1893.
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Sigmund Pollitzer
Alice Kohn
Convocation to Honor Barnard Ends Barnard Anniversary
Three Barnard trustees nominees will receive honorary LL.D. at a Columbia convocation closing Barnard’s seventy fifth anniversary. Anthropologist Margaret Mead Philosopher Susanne K Langer and Nigerian lawyer Jaiyeola Aduke Moore will attend a coffee hour with students before the ceremony.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Dr. Mead
Columbia University
American Museum of Natural History
Connecticut College
Witness Names Known For Civil Rights Killings
An eyewitness to the 1964 Philadelphia Mississippi killings of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner told Louis Lomax during Ramparts research that the murderers are known. The witness declined to disclose names for protection.
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Michael Schwerner
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Mississippi
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New York Times and Bulletin
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Price
Chaney
Motion to Permit Charity Drives Approved by Assembly
Representative Assembly approved a policy allowing Barnard College or Columbia University groups to conduct charity drives with 48 hours notice to the vice president and records kept by the office. The move allows broader drives but forbids direct use of Undergraduate Association funds without a two thirds vote. The Assembly also funded 700 for Undergrad Journal changes to broaden appeal.
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Rita Solow
Accounting For Taste by President Rosemary Park
In Seventeen's December issue President Rosemary Park defines good taste as self discipline and consideration for others. She argues taste reflects control and understatement, citing dorm breakfast attire and bus behavior as examples of what is not in good taste while stressing that self restraint signals power.
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