Harvard Vote Decides UNSA Membership Referendum at Harvard
Harvard College Student Council will hold a referendum by October 20 to decide if Harvard remains in the United States National Students Association. A petition gathered over 500 signatures, circulated by the Committee on Freedom and the Society for Minority Rights, was presented October 6.
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Harvard College Student Council
Harvard
United States National Students Association
Harvard Crimson
Bulletin
Committee On Freedom
Society For Minority Rights
Council
Dick Ashcrant
NSA
Cambridge
Asherant
Educational Travel, Inc
The
Crimson
CUSC Considers All University Student Health Plan
Columbia University Student Council proposes a university wide health plan covering full time students year round. The Continental Casualty Company plan would insure accident and sickness, hospital care up to $18 daily, physician visits, and partial surgical coverage with post op care. Premiums would be about $19.4 per student yearly, potentially compulsory for member schools of the Columbia Corporation. Non member schools may face coverage conflicts with existing plans and possible dual insurance requirements.
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Continental Casualty Company
Columbia Corporation
New York School of Social Work
Pharmacy School
Teach
Er’s College
Barnard College
Continental Casulty Company
Seniors Urged to Schedule Medical Exams
Seniors must make appointments in room 202 Barnard Hall for required medical examinations from October 6, 1958, through January 15, 1959.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard College Carnival Promises Club Displays and Prizes
Students at Barnard College will attend a Friday carnival in Barnard Hall gymnasium to explore extra curricular options. Each club will showcase booths with recordings films and past event footage to recruit freshmen through seniors. A new Student Council Undergraduate Association booth will feature committee representatives.
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Barnard Hall
Student Council
Assembly to Feature N Y Senatorial Candidates
The P C Assembly invites Senatorial hopefuls Kenneth Keating and Frank Hogan to speak at an October 28 gymnasium event. If scheduling blocks them, Lefkowitz and Finletter may attend. The program also includes humanities lectures on Feb 24 and Mar 3 and 10 and several required assemblies. A November 18 option covers Morning side Heights issues. Two special assemblies address atomic fallout and a newly formed Glee Club.
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Keating
Frank Hogan
Political Council
Morningside Heights
Leonard Zobler
Bernard Barker
Hubert Doris
Typing Courses Open for Beginners and Advanced Students
Beginning sessions run Tuesdays from 4 to 6 pm for sixteen weeks at 30 dollars. Advanced sessions occur Thursdays from 4 to 6 pm for eight weeks at 15 dollars. Students must bring their own typewriters. Registration closes October 9 at the Placement Office 112 Milbank Hall.
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Milbank Hall
Eligibility Ruling Back Under Review By Student Council
Student Council in emergency session waived the eligibility rule for extra curriculars pending reconsideration. They instruct Claire Jaeger to research the rule’s validity and plan further review with the Faculty Student Committee in November. The council also approved a free drag dance in spring funded by the Undergraduate Association.
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Claire Jaeger
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CUSC
Columbia University Student Council
Barnard
Jane Tupper
Clubs Carnival
Marianna Byram
Harold Stahmer
John Moore
Jean Palmer
Doblin
P.C. Assembly
N.Y
Kenneth
Diana Bolger
Assemblies Committee
Pear
Miss Bolger
Lefkowitz
Thomas Finletter
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Latham
Helen P. Bailey
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