Undergrad Discusses Constitution Change at Assembly Meeting
At yesterday's Representative Assembly meeting Sue Silverman president of the Undergraduate Association outlined plans for a constitutional revision. Judy Schatz and the Constitutional Revision Committee would have a redrafted constitution ready for distribution by Monday. The revision aims at procedural changes and clarifying provisions, with substance requiring a student referendum to be determined by the Assembly. A treasurer's report announced a new cash-disbursement analysis system for publications, and a committee to reevaluate Barnard's NSA membership will be chaired by Nanci Buchalter, NSA coordinator.
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Miss Silverman
Judy Schatz
Rep Assembly
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National Students Association
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NSA
Housing Committee Recommends Registry for Off Campus Living
The Housing Committee at Barnard, led by Jane Gingsberg, discussed an off campus housing registry to pair roommates and landlords, aiming to reduce the dorm space crunch. It also considered letting resident seniors live in apartments with nearby relatives in loco parentis. The panel reviewed a spring poll on food plans and attitudes toward dorm life, and outlined plans for a Judiciary Council with Dorm Exec and Undergrad Association leaders.
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Barnard
Jane Gingsberg
Columbia
Miss Gingsberg
Barnard Considers Judiciary Council Plan Vote Next Week
Rep Assembly weighs approval of a new Judiciary Council with five student representatives and four faculty members. The body would handle infractions outside Honor Board and Dorm Exec rulings, with automatic review of Dorm Exec suspensions or expulsions and automatic membership for College and Undergraduate Association presidents.
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Miss Salomon
Sue Silverman
Undergrad Association
B. J. Lunin
Dorm Exec
Rosemary Park
Jake
Rep
Honor Board
Exec
Judiciary Council
Local 302 Pledges No Cut In Student Jobs
Local 302 president Joseph Fox pledges the union will not interfere with part-time student workers at Columbia University food services. He says the aim is only to organize professional cafeteria staff while student jobs and tuition-reduction workers remain unaffected.
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Cafeteria Employees Union
Afl-Cio
Joseph Fox
Joseph Nye
Columbia
John Jay
Ferris Booth Hall
CORE
University Food Services
Erratum on Student Center expansion plans
The tentative 1966 Student Center will rise two stories on the tennis courts. An additional six floors for classroom space will be added above it on the Broadway side, not on the Claremont side as previously reported in BULLETIN.
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Broadway
Claremont
Bulletin
Deans Warn Seniors to Plan Ahead for Graduation Year
Dean Helen Bailey advises juniors and seniors to avoid overloaded programs in their final year and to reserve time for theses major exams and careful decisions about social life career and graduate study. Faculty advisors placement services and alumnae provide guidance while education program changes and junior show scripts are noted.
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Helen Bailey
Dean Bailey
Barnard
New York State
Dean Schmitter
Josephine Mayer
Fromm Warns of Threat to Humanism at Memorial Lecture
Erich Fromm spoke to a capacity crowd at the Seixas Menorah society event last Monday. He warned that beyond nuclear war the West faces a loss of humanism and urged education to develop humanity, defining humanism as the belief in human potential, unity of mankind, and tolerance.
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Erich Fromm
Seixas- Menorah Society
Dr. Fromm
Helmsfield Memorial
French Club Hosts First Weekly Luncheon at Earl Hall
The Barnard and Columbia French Club invites members to a noon to 1 45 p m luncheon and coffee today in Earl Hall Auditorium.
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Earl Hall
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