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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1964

Page

4

Two Juniors Report On Mississippi Project

Barbara Cohen profiles Faith Holsaert and Denise Jackson 66, Barnard juniors who helped coordinate and teach through the Mississippi Summer Project and Freedom Schools. They describe precinct meetings, press support, parental networks, and SNCC aims to engage southern Black communities as political actors while eyeing northern urban issues.

Barbara Cohen Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Faith Holsaert New York Barnard Denise Jackson Hattiesburg Miss Holsaert South SNCC Georgia Sumter County Parents’ Committee For Mississippi Project Sters North Freedom Miss Jackson

Action Postpones Final CORE Boycott Decision

After a heated debate Columbia Action postponed the final decision on supporting CORE's boycott of John Jay Food Services. A mixed committee will report to the General Assembly within ten to fourteen days. Barnard Action had backed the boycott over union rights for John Jay employees.

Columbia Action CORE John Jay Food Services General Assembly Barnard Action John Jay Columbia Robert Ginsburg Riverside Democratic Club Riverside Democrats Action Riverside Dems

Placement Office Offers Job Training For Columbia Students

Columbia University students may enroll in Skill Training Program courses this semester through the Placement Office. Courses cover bookkeeping stenography cash register operation interviewing techniques proofreading editing switchboard typing and waiting on tables with fees ranging from three dollars for most classes to free in some areas. Duration spans one to eight weeks with evening sessions and a certificate of completion possible. Registration is at the Student Employment Office 425 West 117 Street within two days.

Paula Pappas Columbia Bridgewater Columbia University Press The Press West 117 Street

Barnard Symposium Evaluations Requested for 1965

All students who participated in the 1965 Barnard Symposium are asked to fill out evaluation questionnaires. The forms are on Jake and must be returned to Nanci Buchalter through Student Mail.

Barnard Jake Nanci Buchalter

College judiciary proposal prompts student vote urged

The judiciary plan will send decisions to the girl and the College President who may veto. Appeals go to the President. Proceedings will be kept in precedent books. Miss Salomon notes aims to punish non commuters and earn student and admin respect. She urges reading the proposal and voting on October 9.

Jake Representative Assembly

Student Exchange Budget and Delegate Plans Highlight October

Exchange and sponsors will go out during the second week in October. Eight delegates and numerous sponsors will be chosen from among the applicants. A tentative schedule of activities for the mid winter program is now being drawn up. Student Exchange was voted a budget of $1500 by Undergrad last Spring.

Chowning Plans Return to New Britain Coast Study

The passage notes Chowning intends to return to New Britain to stay among related people along the coast. Her aim is to fill in gaps about traditional culture and study how traditions have changed under longer government influence, leaving many questions unfinished from prior work.

New Britain

Thursday Noon Talk On Peace Hostage Exchange

Mr Stephen D James director of the Citizen Exchange Corps speaks at the first noon meeting on October 8 1964 about a proposed massive exchange of peace hostages with Russia and other nuclear powers as an educational deterrent to war He aims for a first major exchange of ten ships from each side by 1967 with later two year internships as part of the program Noon meetings run weekly in the College Parlour with signups in Reid Lobby Milbank or Jake.

Holsaert Georgia Albany C. B. King Congress SNCC Miss Holsaert King North Barnard F.B.I. Action National Students’ Association Columbia College Stephen D. James Citizen Exchange Corps Russia James Jake Reid Milbank

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N.Y Deep South Dessie-Mae Christian University Chowning Aiesec Business School Uris Hall Uris Minor Latham Barnes & Noble College
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