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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
7
About 70 Brooklyn College students were suspended for refusing to participate in a Civil Defense Drill. They argue the drill violates academic freedom and misleads about wartime safety. A lawyer is hired, court tests are planned, and some students will attend classes on December 3 despite potential expulsion.
About 130 Barnard girls join Columbia Citizenship and Higher Horizons programs for the first time, aiding Community Centers Harlem Education Program and Puerto Rican tutoring. Mannie Rabinowitz calls the program vital beyond textbooks, praising the volunteers as steady and effective at agencies and centers. Liaisons Penny Howell and Miriam Kurtzig lead Barnard efforts with Higher Horizons and other initiatives. Tish Jamison reflects on three years with Higher Horizons, recalling fifth grade globe work and independent research.
The Amy Loveman National Award honors the late Saturday Review associate editor and Book of the Month Club judge. 1962 recipient was Walter S. Rosenstein, Dickinson College senior in Carlisle PA for his literature collection. Inquiry for 1963 awards to Amy Loveman National Award Box 553 Times Square NY 36.
Columbia University Student Council endorsed a Graduate Residence Council proposal to allow women in the graduate dorms at Arizona and John Jay. The plan outlines hours fees regulations and a one semester trial pending administration approval. The vote was 17 to 2 with two abstentions.
Miss Katz must return the Student Council decision to the proposed group. If members strike two clauses objected by the Council, a charter is likely. If they keep the constitution, they will appeal the decision to Representative Assembly.
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