CORE rally on Columbia campus supports Meredith
At a CORE sponsored gathering on the Columbia campus last Monday students and officials debated Mississippi's Meredith case. Quotes from four sources show varied views including a southern student heckler and a CORE official. The event touched on government authority and civil rights amidst a delayed kick-off speaker.
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Columbia
Jacques Soustelle
CORE
Gildersleeve Marks 85th Birthday With Essays Collection
Virginia C. Gildersleeve’s Hoard for Winter, a collection of essays, was published on her 85th birthday October 3. The piece outlines her views on aging, leadership, and preservation of architectural heritage, and notes her long Barnard and Columbia ties plus roles in international education and UN charter work.
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Phyllis Klein
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
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Dean
Dean Gildersleeve
Columbia students sign telegram backing Meredith at Ole Miss
Eight hundred sixty Columbia University students signed a telegram drafted by Columbia College Action at its General Assembly. They urged James Meredith to stand firm amid Mississippi desegregation clashes and sent a second message to President Kennedy praising firm action to curb outrages. The group outlined a coming academic year platform supporting campus activities voter registration civil rights St Luke's Hospital Local 1199 and national affairs.
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Naomi Acts
Columbia University
Columbia College Action
General Assembly
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Kennedys
Daniel Beagle
Action
Meredith
America
Kennedy
Thomas Bate
Avtar Chatetan
St. Luke's Hospital
Meeting open to all at Columbia and Barnard College
Telegrams on page three note a past Monday night meeting at Columbia and Barnard Colleges inviting all interested members. The gathering featured committee project reports and related discussions.
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Barnard Colleges
Assembly backs equality of opportunity in education
Barnard College representatives approve a resolution by 34 to 2 to support Brown v Board and Merediths rights. The measure condemns student violence in Mississippi and promotes nonviolent pursuit of constitutional rights and higher education access.
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Mada Levine
Jake
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First Flight Pianist Joins Barnard Music Staff
Robert Goldsand, an internationally noted concert pianist, joins Barnard’s Faculty of Applied Music for private instruction to interested students. He is praised by the London Times as a pianist in the very first flight and has performed worldwide for over 25 years. He will give a Lincoln Center recital on Monday evening November 5. Professor Hubert Doris invites students to contact him Friday 2 3 for private study.
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Gildersleeve
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Columbia University
Smith College
Rutgers University
Mount Holyoke College
Western Reserve University
Goucher College
Mills College
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton University
Roosevelt
U.S
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Robert Goldsand
Faculty of Applied Music
Goldsand
London Times
Lincoln Center
Hubert Doris
Discrimination Rise Fears From Jim Crow Washington
Janet Hall profiles Forum Barnard Junior as she recounts awakening to segregation in Washington during a summer with the State Department. The essay notes a hesitant youth confronting bias, hotel nonresidence, and the reality of discrimination in 1960, anchored by personal experience and a glimpse at local media and arctic travel constraints.
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Washington
Janet Hall
Marshall Hall
Petrevie Ryves
Ooures
Proctors Vote On Student Lecture Series At Barnard
Proctors will vote today on instituting a student lecture series at Barnard College this semester. Naomi Shoenthal, planning committee chair, says the program offers valuable opportunities for students to share ideas before an audience. If approved, posters will list speakers and dates for participation.
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Washington Post
Evening Star
State Department
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