Barnard Delegates Review National Students Association Congress
Barnard representatives Ruth Klein Lee Salmansohn and Eleanor Traube reported to the Representative Assembly on this summer's NSA Congress. Three conferences were attended by delegates and workshops discussed forthcoming legislation and intercollegiate communications.
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Judy Lefkowitz
Barnard
National Students Association Congress
Ruth Klein
Lee Salmansohn
Eleanor Traube
Congress
Representative Assembly
Miss Traube
Bulletin
Miss Klein
N.S.A
Miss Salmansohn
Deutscher Kreis Booth Triumphs In Annual Clubs Carnival Friday
Deutscher Kreis won first prize for the most original booth at the annual Clubs Carnival held in the gym last Friday. The Spanish Club took second place, Wigs and Cues third, and the Psychology Club received honorable mention. Judges included Lila Rosenblum and Madeline Jenkins, with Cornelia Childs and Barbara Page among staff. Organizers were Susan Levenson and Linda Sweet, noting the event aims to acquaint freshmen and transfer students with campus activities.
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Deutscher Kreis
Lila Rosenblum
Madeline Jenkins
Cornelia Childs
Barbara Page
Brotherhood party backs Wagner after college press briefing
Harry Van Arsdale of the NYC Central Labor Council joined city labor leaders and metro campus newspaper representatives in a Friday press conference. The Brotherhood party, formed in February 1961 to increase labor influence in city politics, plans studies to persuade voters about Wagner while addressing housing unemployment and crime concerns. Some students questioned labor goals and urged better communication between unions and the public.
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Harry van Arsdale
New York City Central Labor Council
Brotherhood Party
Central New York Council
New York Labor
Wagner
van Arsdale
Arnold Beichman
Electrical Union World
Beichman
Cadets Host Forum On Current Affairs
Conference Committee selects three events for the Fall Program. The Thirteenth Student Conference on U.S. Affairs will meet at West Point December 6 to 9 with main speakers on national security and policy formation. About 215 students will be chosen.
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Marcelle Appel
Ellen Kozak
U.S
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Student budget debate outlines 1961 62 changes
Esther Bromfeld and Linda Sweet present a new student budget of 21 598 dollars up 13 percent from last year. The plan adds 1000 to Southern Exchange and shifts funds to Term Drive, Mortarboard, Social Council, and other groups with various committee reallocations.
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Esther Bromfeld
Linda Sweet
Representative Assembly
Jake
Southern Exchange
Debate Council
Publicity Information Committee
Fine Arts Club
Pistes
Athletic Association
The Sixties Discusses News Topics In Inquiry Forum
The 60s discussion series moderated by Riordan Roett III and run by the class of 1963 aims to deepen understanding beyond headlines. The first session covers the United Nations with a lecture and provocative question, inviting all students to share independent views.
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Riordan Roett III
New York Times
Brewster Room
United Nations
Roett
Columbia University
Graduate School of International Affairs
Latin America
United States
Judge Crystal-Help Fund event at Newburyport Crystal
Students will judge crystal all day Monday in the College Parlor as Newburyport Crystal sponsors the fundraiser. The company will donate 75 dollars to the Goodwin Scholarship Fund if 150 people attend. Judging eighty gob lets should take about ten minutes.
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Crystal
Newburyport Crystal
Goodwin
Bulletin Staff Probationary Lecture Today at 4 PM
Probationary Bulletin Staff members must attend the first lecture of the instruction series at 4:00 p.m. today in the Bulletin office. Eleanor Traube, Editor in Chief, will discuss policy and style.
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Bulletin
Eleanor Traube
Foster Child Issue Sparks Dormitory Debate Over Funds
At the Dormitory House Meeting Karen Cohn '64 argued the Dorm treasury's $1500 surplus suffices for a Foster Parent Plan proposal. She said about $180 yearly could adopt a child in a poorer region, funding education clothing and food, noting Barnard Dorms as unique in this discussion.
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Karen Cohn
Foster Parent Plan, Inc
Barnard
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Susan Levenson
Pt Pub
J.F
Castro
Association of International Relations Clubs
Gail Hochman
National Student Association
Racine
Wisconsin
America
Judge Crystal
Loraine Botkin
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