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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
1
The article argues the 1965 freshman presidential race reveals flaws in timing and procedure. It proposes moving elections to early November, requiring candidates to show understanding of duties and Student Council operations, to improve representative awareness.
Professor Raymond J. Saulnier of the Economics Department warns that slower American and Western growth compared with Communist rates poses a major long term worry. He calls the inflation problem “relatively good” but notes unemployment near seven percent and area aid as key issues, with wages rising faster than productivity fueling higher costs.
A Barnard community effort, the Off Campus The Sixties discussion group, aims to raise awareness of current issues and problems. Letters to the Pembroke Record note a broader college culture of dialogue with dormitory talks, while editorials discuss informal intellectual atmospheres and public debates across campuses.
The opening session will be repeated this afternoon at 4 in Barnard Hall on the fourth floor. Probationers unable to attend the first presentation are urged to participate. Eleanor Traube, Editor-in-Chief, will discuss policy and style.
Barnard College students led the first fall pep rally for Columbia sports, with twelve cheerleaders in white skirts and blue sweat shirts. The group seeks affiliation with Barnard’s Athletic Association and Undergraduate Association to become an official campus organization and expand participation.
Student body votes for the discount center over the University Bookstore and demands lower text and paper book prices. ACTION calls a one day picket and boycott of the bookstore on Thursday October 12 to pressure campus administration.
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