Thomas Asks More World Law and Morality Debate
Columbia and Barnard students listened as Norman Thomas urged stronger world law to bridge personal and public morality. He mocked the Sermon on the Mount’s modern relevance while warning that nationalism remains a dominant creed and that double standards threaten democracy.
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Zane Berzins
Columbia
Barnard
Earl Hall
Norman Thomas
Adlai Stevenson
America
John Sparkman
Alabama
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Thomas Ewen
Walker
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Berlin
Faculty Members Receive Pamphlet On Honor System
The Honor Board will send new faculty members the explanatory pamphlet used by the Class of 66 along with a welcome letter and an invitation to visit the board with questions. Each teacher in each department will receive a second letter with department specific questions about study methods and class rules.
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Hono Board
Discrimination continues as applicant faces barriers
The narrative recounts a Black applicant’s struggles seeking an apartment in Washington DC. Repeated rejections informally labeled as segregation and “Jim Crow” atmosphere, with quotes from residents and a realization that few offer housing to Negroes. The piece ends noting ongoing searches and a move to Page 4 for more.
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Wes
George
Ralph Bunche
Washington
Mave
Goodwin Fund Silver Survey in memory of Katherine Goodwin
The first silver survey held Monday October 1 raised 100 dollars for the Scholarship Fund in memory of Miss Katherine Goodwin. Putnam Survey Associates ran tables with various silverware types for student choices. Several more surveys will follow, including chinaware and crystal judging.
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Katherine Goodwin
Putnam Survey Associates
Gildersleeve Praised For War Efforts And Leadership
Dr Gilderdeeve Navarre on Bedine Village New York received greetings from Acting President Dean Hens A Boorse and Mrs Willars P White as her wartime service and roles were noted. The event featured a musical set with Bhar and white ayphans and CArSsanthes ares.
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Dean Hens A. Boorse
Willars P
Notes To JFK Miss Stress CU Indignation
Telegrams from Columbia University Action members to James Meredith and President Kennedy praise Meredith’s rights and condemn Mississippi officials. They urge firm action, uphold federal law, and stress public support for Meredith’s registration and admission at Ole Miss.
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James Meredith
Columbia University
Mr Meredith
New York City
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Mio Meredith
Clubs Carnival Planned By Activities Council
The Activities Council announced the annual Clubs Carnival scheduled for Friday, October 12 with over twenty five groups planned to attend. Fifteen clubs risk exclusion if their charters are not granted by Student Council before the event. An additional meeting was set for 1:00 to finalize chartering and equipment lists, with future planning including committee formation and post carnival duties.
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Trop
Activities Council
Linda Sweet
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