Peace Corps Distributes Reps Throughout World
The Peace Corps sends twelve groups of Americans abroad to Africa Asia and South America with varied skills. Volunteers receive extensive training in the United States Ghana Colombia Tanganyika and Puerto Rico. They teach in schools work in health agriculture and education and map roads and resources while learning Swahili and local orientations.
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Peace Corps
Ghana
Nkrumah
University of California
University of Ghana
Colombia
United States
Tanganyika
U.S
Puerto Rico
CU Bookstore Controversy Prompts Change in Policy
Two graduate students sparked a campus bookstore debate at Columbia University earlier this year by opening a discount center. The Academic Affairs Committee proposes price cuts and possible cooperative shifts, with a February trial depot and broader campus sales under consideration.
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Action
the Spectator
University
Alfred Oxenfeld
Oxenfeld
Columbia University
Academic Affairs Committee
Columbia
Prof Jones On Church State in Constitutional Perspective
Professor Harry Jones of Columbia Law School discusses church and state in a constitutional frame citing Engle v Vitale Darby v Joan and Cantwell v Connecticut. He argues the Supreme Court must keep the spirit of the Constitution alive while First and Fourteenth Amendments restrain government action in religion.
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Jones
Harry Jones
Danforth
Columbia Law School
Supreme Court
Engle
Joan
Darby
Jector
Cantwell
Connecticut
Yum-Yum Romps In G S Offering
The Barnard College Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Mikado at Minor Latham Playhouse at 8 30 P M December 13 to 16 with a 2 00 matinee on December 16. Cast includes Paul Corder Nanki Poo Hayden Ward Ko Ko Ray Blakely Pish Tush Judith Saffer Yum Yum and alternates Joseph Klein Richard Roberts Pooh Bah. Ticket prices range from 1 50 to 2 00 depending on performance.
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Barnard College
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Latham Playhouse
Paul Corder
Nanki-Poo
Hayden Ward
Ko-Ko
Ray Blakely
Pish Tush
Judith Saffer
Joseph Klein
Richard Roberts
Pooh Bah
Concert Aids SNCC Funds For Civil Rights Drive In South
The Columbia Students for Racial Equality Everywhere sponsor a benefit concert to raise up to 500000 for SNCC. Proceeds support bail legal travel and hospitalization costs as SNCC expands its school integration efforts in Alabama Mississippi and South Carolina. Tickets are available via Jake or Low Plaza.
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South
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
SNCC
SNFF
Walter Williams
SSFF
North
The
Columbia Students For Racial Equality Everywhere
Jake
Low Plaza
Magazine Encourages Writers at 1962 College Contests
Miss Priscilla Bowden of Mademoiselle spoke on the 1962 College Contests during a luncheon. The magazine offers non fiction, fiction and art entries with deadlines set for November 30 for non fiction and March 1 1962 for the other contests.
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Priscilla Bowden
Mademoiselle
Corpus Board
College Issie of Mademoiselle
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Earl Hall
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By Hennie Olman
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Mass
New York
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M. J. Providence
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Marlborough St
Park Ave
Plymouth St
Angell St
Katharine
Magazine
Pre-Med Society
Folk Danté
Barnard Gym
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