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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1956
Page
2
Stevenson urges orderly desegregation through Supreme Court rulings and rejects force. He lauds party leaders including Eleanor Roosevelt as the conscience of the party and nation. He champions a Code of Rights, urging Americans to obey and respect the Bill of Rights as the nation’s backbone.
The annual Activities Carnival runs Friday from four to six p.m. in the gym. Barnard clubs religious groups and Columbia organizations compete for best original booth. Clubs seeking pre carnival publicity should contact Mim Kurtz 57 president of the Clubs Council.
The page notes Stevenson denouncing Red China admission to the U N and criticizes his policy shifts on defense and draft spending. It asserts his 90 percent parity harms farmers and long term national interests, while praising or critiquing civil rights rhetoric and political strategy across regions. Names Carolyn Davis Karen Samuelson Marge Trovato De Wiley appear in a reader panel.
The Spanish Club will hold its opening tea tomorrow at 4 00 pm in room 22 Mil bank. President Joyce Gue dalla 757 announced the event inviting those interested in practicing conversational Spanish and learning about Spanish culture to attend.
Nomination of freshman class president will be led by the Court of Senior Proctors tomorrow at noon in the gym. The slate narrows from twelve to eight, then October 11 votes reduce to three nominees. Speeches by the three nominees follow, with posters displaying qualifications before final secret ballot voting.
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