Freshmen Elect Proxy Caution at First Meeting
Freshmen and advisors discuss class elections and responsibilities at the first course of 66. Miss Stemnance announces no voting on October 1. Baram and Ebch urge attendance, book returns, and pick up packets. Dean Bailey notes adviser role and the summer year value. Junior Show chair Ween complains script ideas are lacking and may seek Columbia assistance if none by November 1.
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Stemnace Thas
Missee Baram
Jude Ebch
Wangsta Ie
Miss Byram
Hana
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Draets
Byram
Cuvan
Dean Bailes
Dean Bailey
Pam Ween
Columbia
Eviction Fear Highlights Segregation Struggles in Meridian Hill
A resident reports efforts to secure housing options after eviction threats on June 19. Faced with discrimination at a YWCA and a hotel that refused Negroes, the narrator describes scrambling for a temporary shelter and finally finding a modest motel for the night with a hopeful yet uneasy sense of safety.
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Gulfriend
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Fom Caolina
Barnard and Columbia Clubs Announce Campus Events
Campus bulletin lists ACTION meeting at 1:00 in Reid Living Room for Barnard affiliates. SZO opens with kumsitz at 7:30 in Dodge Room Earl Hall with My Fair Sabra. Columbia football pep rally in Low Plaza at 8:00 p.m. Thursday. CORE meets at 8:30 in Hamilton 202 with elections. Voter registration drive Saturday at 10 a.m. at 2088 Amsterdam Ave. Harold Stahmer lectures on The Spoken Word at Riverside Church Sundays 8:15. FOCUS meets Oct 9 at 12:15 in Barnard Hall room 306. Folk Dance Circle resumes Oct 13. Columbia students admitted free with ID. Metropolitan Chorus accepting members. info lines listed.
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Low Plaza
Columbia Core
Hamilton
Howard Johnson
Ryan For Congress
Amsterdam Avenue
163Rd Street
Harold Stahmer
Barnard Religion Department
Riverside Church
Martin Buber
Ferdinand Ebner
Barnard Hall
Exhibition Displays Propaganda From Extremist Groups
Barnard library hosts a planned second floor exhibit of extremist literature from groups including the American Nazi Party Keep America for Americans Committee John Birch Society and Black Muslims alongside Communist Youth publications and International Socialist materials The display aims to show propaganda tactics and ideological contrasts with both sides represented for the first time at Barnard.
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Barnard Library
Carol Cardozo
American Nazi Party
Keep America For Americans Committee
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John Birch Society
Black Muslims
Czechoslovakia
International Socialist
Communist Party of
New York State
Barnard
Brooklyn Opera Company opens with Madame Butterfly
The Brooklyn Opera Company begins its fall season at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with Madame Butterfly on October 6. The next Saturday night features a lineup including La Traviata Aida Rigoletto La Bohème and Carmen through the month.
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Brooklyn Opera Company
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Assembly endorses resolution amid campus debate
Miss Levine introduced a resolution urging copies be sent to the Ole Miss student body president and Mr. Meredith and mailed to President Kennedy and Governor Barnett. The debate centered on wording such as disgust and student violence and the need to condemn actions without generalizing to nonstudents. Frankie Stein announced Rep. Assembly will meet twice weekly this year to handle ongoing business.
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University of Mississippi
Meredith
Kennedy
Barnett
Ole
Frankie Stein
Rep. Assembly
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