Barnard Plans Exchange Program on Integration
Barnard outlines a 1964 exchange featuring five delegates to travel to Southern colleges for a week to study integration, housing, employment, and welfare. In February two to three girls from each school would visit Barnard for a week with sponsors. debates and discussions would accompany tours and on-site visits. An alternative seeks to bring one Southern Negro girl to Barnard for a full semester.
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Barnard
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Fresh Elections At Barnard Class Meeting
Miss Morse notes small audience showing student interest drives activity success. Miss Wolfe highlights the 75th anniversary Freshman class as the largest in Barnard history entering under the Undergraduate Association. Final votes were discarded and UA rules will govern official elections at Jake polling booth with reps nominated. next class meeting on Tuesday October 15 will finalize voting.
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Miss Wolfe
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New Undergraduate Association
Susan Halpern
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Exec
Budget boosts focus program and yearbook allotments
Exec Committee approves 1500 for improved layout artwork and a new printer with Miss Kline aiming to expand the Focus exchange program to other colleges and Columbia distribution. Columbines seek 95 raise to 200 total for a music arranger performances at St Luke's Barnard Alumnae clubs and more. Mortarboard requests 7200 up from 6400 with the yearbook now due May 1 instead of May 14.
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Columbia
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Hallie Rosenberg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Barnard
Sue Tucker
Mortarboard
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