Moderate Defends Position on Alabama Rights Issue
Attorney General Richmond Flowers defended a moderate stance in the civil rights debate at a Law School Forum. He urged moderation, respect for the law, and cautioned that defiance harms Southern society while calling for economic development and lawful interpretation of the law.
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Richmond Flowers
Alabama
Law
Lowdes County
Flowers
Mr. Flowers
Tom Coleman
Randolph-Macon Forum Selects Holly Gunner for Dilemma Seminar
Holly Gunner, chairman of Randolph-Macon Women's College Curriculum Committee, is among five students chosen from 50 colleges to attend the 75th anniversary symposium in Lynchburg Virginia. The event runs December 3 to 5 and centers on The Dilemma of a Mechanical Society.
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Holly Gunner
Randolph-Macon Women’s College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Miss Gunner
Randolph Macon
Gunner
Barnard
Randolph- Macon
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Filing Begins On Nov 30 For Spring Programs
The Registrar's Office announces that planning and filing for spring term programs starts Tuesday November 30 and ends Tuesday December 14 with a $10 late fee after that date. Freshmen and sophomores will meet advisers in the gym November 30. Stabenau and Byram lead sessions at 12 10 p m and 1 10 p m. Departments listed have required meetings for juniors and seniors.
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Stabenau
Byram
Psychiatrist Examines Seven Fallacies of Marriage
Dr. James Baxter of Cornell Medical College and New York Hospital spoke at Barnard on rational thinking in marriage. He described fallacies such as Magical thinking, Right One for Me, It Won’t Make Any Difference, Do I Really Love Him, Total Honesty, Unconditional Love, and the Perfect Solution as distortions shaping modern unions.
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James Baxter
Barnard
Baxter
Cornell University Medical College
New York Hospital
Wood
Dr. Baxter
Committee Suggests Rules On Discipline Of Students
Columbia University Student Council liaison committee gave seven recommendations to the President's Advisory Commission on Student Life. Proposals cover discipline, university decision making, and student rights. For discipline concerning actions at the May 7 demonstration, the panel urged defining limits of demonstrator conduct.
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Columbia University Student Council
Columbia University
Tripartite Commission
Tripartite
Barnard College Rep
CUSC
Africanization discussed by Hance at African Studies Club
Columbia economist William A. Hance urged tactful Africanization of American African studies at a meeting in Earl Hall. He proposed a research liaison committee within the Association for African Studies to coordinate topics, limit duplication, and keep Americans in sync with African colleagues amid postcolonial shifts.
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Julia Halpern
Africa
Association
United States
Fast for Freedom at Columbia University
National Student Association conducts a Free‑Thanksgiving fundraiser this week at Columbia University. Participants donate the cost of one meal to feed needy South Carolina families, with booths manned today and tomorrow at Jake and Low Plaza and “616” locations offering 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. hours.
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National Student Association
Columbia University
South
Low Plaza
Southern School Exchange Program Set to Start in January
Barnard College will begin its Student Exchange program in January with eight southern students visiting Barnard for a week and Barnard girls traveling to two southern colleges. Suzanne Crowell, chairwoman, aims to pair with the University of South Carolina and Claflin College in Orangeburg for interchanges during winter session.
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Barnard
Jake
Suzanne Crowell
University of South Carolina
Claflin College
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Miss Crowell
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