Professor Burrell Leads Bergen Republicans for Johnson
Professor Sidney Burrell of Teaneck heads a Bergen County independent committee backing President Johnson after the Goldwater nomination. The group, formed post San Francisco convention, campaigns through meetings pamphlets and ads and seeks a debate with Citizens for Goldwater.
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Letter proposes student committee to improve campus food
In a 1964 letter, Nancy Buchalter urges action after years of poor food quality. She proposes forming a student committee to study the issue and explore serving comparable food to neighborhood stores at similar prices.
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Nancy Buchalter
Kennedy Stresses Civil Rights and Party Role in Speech
The former Attorney General outlines his stance on civil rights, the McCarthy era, and travel limits. He defends his record on the civil rights bill, Justice Department concerns, and the need for educated youth to lead the Democratic Party. He cites personal principle and echoes John F. Kennedy on future generations.
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State Department
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Disciplinary rulings in new court system discussed
Lawmakers debate keeping administration and faculty wages in the new court to remain part of the original decision and not reverse student outcomes. Carla Salomon, chair of the Judiciary Committee, explains the intent amid continued lawsuits.
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Carla Salomon
Judiciary Committee
Rep. Assembly
Barnard Grads Join Peace Corps Teaching Program
Recent Barnard graduates join 6000 Peace Corps volunteers in 56 nations across Asia Africa and Latin America. The corps offers weeks of training before posting with many teaching English in schools and organizing women’s activities. Numerous Barnard alumni serve in Morocco Tunisia Ethiopia Nigeria and Peru with training in French Arabic and sociology.
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Peace Corps
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Africa
Latin America
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Marsha Berkman
Southern Illinois University
Tunisia
Minna Levine
Morocco
Gens Reisner
French West Africa
Susan Terrall
Thailand
Nancy Jane Terry
Ethiopia
Ann Pitt
Jeanne Miller
Marjorie Donnelly
Philippines
Susan McKee
Nigeria
Catherine Rappolt
Peru
Milbank
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellowships Seek Future Professors
Barnard seniors are invited to learn about Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellowships that fund one year of graduate study in the United States or Canada. About 1000 fellowships and 1500 honorable mentions are awarded from 11,000 nominations by college faculty. Eligible nominees must be US or Canada graduates or seniors not yet in graduate school, with strong native ability, UG prep, foreign language and writing skills. Eligible fields favor humanities and social sciences. science and math may be considered if pursuing teaching and students must also apply for NSF if US citizens.
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