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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1964
Page
2
The Class of 1965 will host a Career Conference on Teaching with the Student Vocational Committee. It runs 3 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday December 1 in the James Room and will include speakers and a panel discussion with a Q and A period.
The Summer Programs Committee will evaluate funding for individual students' summer projects within the budget limits. The Prize Rooms Committee will assess continuing prize rooms and outline allocation details. The rules require each class to have at least one representative on every committee and all Assembly members to serve on at least one committee.
Convocation notes how Nigerian women contribute to social and economic development. The Nigerian Association of University Women surveys education needs and guides future school planning while the National Council of Women's Societies expands adult education nationwide. The Federal Ministry of Education now employs more women, and Mrs. Moore urges continued fights for better girls schools. Women share in building a stable Nigeria and can take greater responsibility with higher education.
Professor James P. Shenton urged action on Chaney Goodman and Schwerner murders, calling for government enforcement and justice. COFO worker Tom Foner cited local killings, and figures predicted a need of about one hundred million dollars to aid victims and fight discrimination. The Fast for Freedom movement, begun at Brandeis in 1962, won campus endorsement from CORE NSM Action CUSC and campus leaders.
Bulletin notes seniors pick up caps and gowns December 1 and 2 from 10 to 3 in the Annex with a $3.50 rental fee due. Dr J J Bradley will speak December 3 on LSD at Thursday Noon Meeting. A forum on Columbia Barnard relations opens at 4 in Harkness Theatre hosted by Action. Debates on February plans, student exchange, Players workshop, and a Stokowski led concert at Carnegie Hall to remember John F Kennedy.
Longer opinion piece arguing that Mississippi racial violence and lax federal response threaten the American ideal. Cites pathologist findings on Chaney, lynching totals, and calls for action by business, law, and government figures including Feinberg Myers Bliss and Eastland Walker Johnson.
Columbia University historian Professor Morton Smith says mainstream churches are shifting from a fixed view of Jesus to a more human portrait. He cites 19th century NT scholars framing Jesus as rabbi poet and social worker and notes Vatican II as evidence of conservative faith adapting to new evidence.
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