Judiciary Framer Sees Wide Scope For Court
The piece outlines the proposed Judiciary Council expanding authority beyond dorm and honor rules to handle nonacademic infractions by students. Carla Salomon explains cases involve reports of abuse of school property or misbehavior by nonresidents, with a nine member panel including faculty and student representatives and a confidential process with 48 hours notice.
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Judiciary Council
Carla Salomon
Miss Salomon
Columbia
New Council
Judiciary
Beter
Curric Committees Plan Joint Meetings on Curriculum Reforms
The Curriculum Committee and the Faculty Committee on Instruction will hold regular joint meetings this year to discuss a four course system and a laboratory science requirement. At a prior dinner Miss Gunner argued the four course plan frees students for intensive independent work and connects studies to the real world. Miss Park helped start the four course system at Con.
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Miss Gunner
Gunner
Park
Kennedy Endorsed by Columbia Barnard Young Democrats
At a October 1 meeting the Columbia Barnard Young Democrats endorsed Robert F Kennedy for the New York Senate 61 to 49 amid speeches and protests The group also backed the Johnson Humphrey ticket and local candidate William Fitts Ryan Brief remarks credited Professor Richard Neustadt a Kennedy adviser with supporting Kennedy after past misgivings.
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Democratic Club
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate of the United States
New York
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
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Club
William Fitts Ryan
Young Democrats
Columbia
Richard Neustadt
Columbia Government Department
Neustadt
Robert Kennedy
New York Senate
John F. Kennedy
W. Virginia
Edward Kennedy
Senate
Barnard Students Tour Harlem Housing as Exchange Expands
Barnard College enhances its Student Exchange with Harlem housing tours October 14 to 18. Half led by rent-strike workers seeking to abolish slum-lords and half by landlord representatives. A follow-up discussion October 21 at 8 p.m. in Brooks living room.
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Barnard
New York City
Brooks Living Room
von Jake
Gladys Meyer
Southern College
Citizenship Council expands program to recruit 200 volunteers
Sue Kristal reports the Citizenship Council plans to recruit 200 volunteers to work in New York polling areas and relay results to NBC. The meeting highlighted funds supporting Barnard study club tutoring projects and urged dedication, prompt attendance, and professional oversight.
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Citizenship Council
New York
NBC
Jeffrey S. Krulwich
Barnard
Norman B. Skydell
Ritton Edward Lee
Goddard Riverside
Settlement House
Sibility
Columbia
Ferris Booth Hall
Dorm Exec Expands Judiciary Powers Without Constitutional Amendment
Dormitory leadership seeks to extend its judiciary to handle disciplinary cases with full coercive power, pending administrative approval. The move, framed as an expansion not a new function, could cover all cases except medical ones, sparking consideration of a similar council for all Barnard students.
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Faculty Committee
Exec
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Approvaas Freitberke
Court of Appeals
Harriet van Sickle
Hewitt Hall
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Dorothy Lang
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Neal Hurwitz
Keating
New York Democratic Organization
Mr. Hurwitz
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Harlem
Jane Relin ’66
Student Exchange
Prudence Poppink
Council
By Sue Kristal
Skydell
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