Forum Discussion Examines Morality at Barnard Bulletin
Anita Pitney reports Barnard College opens its Bulletin Forum season with a discussion on should the college legislate morality topic to be led by Professor Louise Stabenau. Miss Sarah Gibson Blanding remarks and student group moral codes enter the dialogue as faculty and students join in the round table discussion in Room 1 Annex Friday at 3 p.m. All are welcome.
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Sarah Gibson Blanding
Vassar College
Louise G. Stabenau
Bulletin
Barnard
Executive Committee approves 22 365 budget with cuts
The Undergraduate Association budget of 22 365 passed unanimously after debate over extra funds for the Recreational and Athletic Association Focus Mortarboard and Columbines. The AAA requested 1295 more than last year but was rejected. a 1000 allotment was approved to broaden activities on a trial basis. Focus editor Nancy Kline 64 says the staff aims to revitalize the magazine.
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Recreational and Athletic Association
Focus
Mortarboard
Columbines
AAA
Nancy Kline
Barnard Clubs Carnival blends skits with booths
Barnard College showcases orig inal skits and activity booths at the Clubs Carnival on Friday October 18 from 2 to 5 30 pm in Barnard Hall gymnasium. Skits run 3 to 4 30 pm while many clubs unveil to new students including the Ukrainian Club SOC and several new groups such as the Biology Club chaired by Susan Gerbi.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
Marilyn Ross
Miss Ross
Student Opinion Committee
SOC
Biology Club
Susan
University Faculty Sign Petition on Civil Rights
More than 631 members of the University faculty and administration signed a petition circulated by the Religious Counselors staff to urge adoption of civil rights legislation. The pledge commits to remedy discrimination in housing employment student admissions and other areas of university life. Signers include Rabbi Isidor Hoff man Monsignor James E Rea and Reverend William R Murry. Thirty Barnard faculty members and three Barnard administrators have also signed.
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John M. Krumm
Dr. Krumm
University
Isidor Hoffman
James E Rea
William R. Murry
Barnard
Expect Debate On Exchange by Judy Collier
A brief column by Judy Collier previews an upcoming debate on the exchange issue. The piece hints at key questions and possible positions facing local voters, noting anticipated participation by community leaders and residents.
Mme Nhu Set To Speak At International Students Club Meeting
Ngo Dinh Nhu sister in law of South Viet Nam president will address the International Students Club Saturday October 18 at 1 pm in McMillin Theatre A SDS demonstration in front of the theatre opposes the U S Viet Nam war and Diem regime with Columbia and Brooklyn College S P A and Action plan to picket Proceeds go to the Club for admission 25 cents Columbia students 50 cents non students Proceeds benefit the club. Denise Jackson chair of the Student Exchange Committee discussed two exchange proposals for Barnard students to Talladega Emory Howard Chicago and other schools to study integration issues with next Executive Committee meeting to determine plans Budget debate expected.
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Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Dierma
South Viet Nam
International Students Club
McMillin
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
United States
Viet Nam
Diem
LDS
Columbia
Brooklyn College
S.P.A
New York City
Denise Jackson
Barnard
South
Miss Jackson
Ellen Schneider
Esther Katzen
Talladega College
Birmingham
Alabama
Emory College
Atlanta
Howard University
Washington, D.C
University of Chicago
Perspec
Exchange
Three Nominees Vie For Top Fresh Post
Elections for the President of the Class of 67 are held today Friday and Monday on Jake. The candidates are Stephanie Ellington Barbar Morse and Erica Wolfe. At a Tuesday October 8 class meeting five girls were nominated and each spoke on background and plans. A preliminary ballot narrowed the field to three Ellington from California urged closer ties among dorm and day students.
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Jake
Stephanie Ellington
Barbar Morse
Erica Wolfe
Ellington
California
Etzioni to Speak on Peace Treaty at Thursday Noon Meeting
Amitai Etzioni of Columbia University will address the future of the beyond the test ban treaty during Barnard College's Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. Other invited speakers include Kusch Ulanov Pack Lexachman Father Johann Goodman and others.
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Amitai Etzioni
Columbia University
General Studies
Polykarp Kusch
Barry Ulanov
Robert Pack
Robert Lexachman
Father Johann
Institute of Ethics
Paul Goodman
New York Institute of Planned Parenthood
Barnard
Jean Murphy
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