Columbia College Approves Flexible Second Year Civilisation Study
University wide changes include a flexible second year in Contemporary Civilization at Columbia College with review over three years. Journalism program offers two year education writing track and grants up to 2000 dollars from a 79000 dollar fund. A new Department of Social Psychology unifies the field. Major building projects include the Law School at 116 to 118 streets, Amsterdam Avenue to Morningside Drive, and an Engineering Center unit, plus a Graduate School of Business planned at about 6.25 million dollars.
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Columbia College
Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Amsterdam Avenue
Morningside Drive
Graduate School of Business
NEEC Debate Ends With Amended Proposal Approval
The article explains NEEC controversy over representation and powers. Regional chairmen represent member schools and the plan could curb NSA poll scope. The amended form lets any Delegate challenge a topic, allowing full Plenary review and possible NEC voting on items.
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NEEC
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NSA
Barnard Memorial Fund Drive Kickoff with Silverware Display
The Undergraduate Association announces a Barnard aid memorial fund drive to help students attend. Put nam Associates, which showed silverware last year, will display crystal ware in the college parlor on October 9. The company will donate 75 dollars to the fund if 125 students view and evaluate the display. Muss Klein urges a large turnout to launch the drive.
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Putnam Associates
Muss Klein
Miss Friedman Finds Conviction Through Togo Program
The article describes Miss Friedman’s participation in an orientation in Washington and a subsequent program in Togo. It highlights learning about others and self, and gaining strength of conviction by acting on long-held beliefs.
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Friedman
Washington, D.C
Togo
Simchas Torah service and campus teas schedule
A Simchas Torah service will be held tonight at 7 30 in Earl Hall auditorium. A 1964 tea for transfers is tomorrow at 4 in James room with an all college tea the next day at 4 also. Freshmen tea tomorrow at 4 30 in the Deanery. Four films on England Scotland Edin burgh and Scottish fishing life shown in McMillin theater titled A Visit to England and Scotland. Casting for senior show musicians and actors 7 11 p m today through Wednesday October 4 in Milbank Hall Green Room. A Kumsitz by Student Zionist Organization on Wednesday at 8 in Schiff room Earl Hall with singing dancing refreshments and a guest speaker on Jews in Russia and the Middle East. High Noon with Grace Kelly and Gary Cooper shown by Board of Managers tomorrow at 4 30 and 8 30 in Wollman Auditorium admission 50 cents with a CUID card or Bernard Bursar receipt.
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Edinburgh
McMillin
Office of Community Affairs
Teacher’s College
England
Scotland
Milbank Hall
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Russia
Middle East
Grace Kelly
Gary Cooper
Board of Managers
Wollman
Barnard Bursar
Undergraduate budget focus at first Rep Assembly meeting
The Assembly will provide the Committee with working material and hold an open meeting on October 6 where Barnard delegates Ruth Klein Eleanor Traube and Lee Salmansohn report on the National Student Association Congress activities.
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Ruth Klein
Eleanor Traube
Lee Salmansohn
Barnard
National Student Association Congress
Transfers Hear Talks At Dinner
A Barnard orientation dinner for transfer students closed a week of events. President Millicent McIntosh urged active participation and faculty familiarity while English Professor John Kouwenhoven spoke on education beyond status symbols. A record 139 transfers were admitted from 28 states Puerto Rico and eight foreign countries.
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John Kouwenhoven
Barnard
Margaret D. Dayton
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Office of Admissions
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