Roof Collapse Injures Two NYC Officers in High Winds
Two New York City patrolmen were injured last Thursday evening on the corner of 116th Street and Broadway while securing a sagging roof at 600 West 116th Street. Both officers were taken to St. Luke's Hospital, one hit by falling cornice. Police redirected traffic as pedestrians and stores faced disruption.
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Seniors urged to schedule required medical examinations
The Medical Office in 202 Barnard Hall announces that examinations begin October 8 and seniors should make appointments for their required medical exam.
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Book Exchange opens with strong sales and new format
Elaine Fialkow 65 says the Book Exchange’s first day shows promise. A single bulletin board sorts offerings by course while sellers submit a filled mimeographed card. Sponsored by class of 63, it seeks to boost sales in geography geology and physics with broad demand for intro texts.
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NSA condemns nuclear testing and criticizes McCarran Act
National Student Association delegates at Ohio State University pass a 215 to 180 resolution condemning nuclear testing by all nations and express grave reservations about the McCarran Act. Debates cover semantic renderings and constitutional challenges, urging campus studies on civil liberties impacts.
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Notice on Graduate Awards Information at Institute of International Education
Information on graduate awards available through the Institute of International Education is on the counter in Room 117 Milbank. Read materials and discuss plans with your adviser before applying. Applications due by 4 p.m. October 31. materials available in 117 Milbank on October 8.
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Barnard Students Plan Charter for Campus Political Party
Eleven Barnard students voted to petition the Student Council to charter a Barnard political party. The group aims to work with Columbia’s liberal ACTION, foster discussion, run candidates, and provide a forum for student government issues. Columbia invites interested students to observe its meeting.
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Kirk outlines third period in American higher education
Columbia University President Grayson Kirk opens Barnard's 74th academic year with an address on A Third Period in American Higher Education. He explains three eras, noting American colleges began as elite male institutions and later expanded to professional training before universities formed. The talk contrasts U.S. roles with Latin America and Europe.
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Rev Roy From Albany Jail Opens Thursday Noon Series
Rev Ralph Lord Roy of Albany who led an anti segregation prayer meeting in Albany Georgia faces charges of congregating on the sidewalk disorderly conduct and failing to disperse. He returns to New York to begin the Thursday Noon Meeting series at Barnard Hall College Parlor with free lunches for dorm students and 35 cents for day students.
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Required Sessions Begin Tomorrow for Freshman and Junior Classes
The President's office schedules mandatory meetings for the Class of 66 with advisers Miss Marianna Byram and Mrs. Julia Ebel and the Class of 64 will meet the associate dean of studies Mrs. Barbara Cannell Schmitter to address major departments and advisers. Absent students face a 25 cent fine for class meetings and 100 dollar fines for all college assemblies.
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