Action Boycotts Bookstore Pickets Columbia University Store
Jonah Raskin, vice chair of Action, discusses the group’s plan to picket the Columbia University Bookstore. The interview notes about 150 cooperative bookstores nationwide and argues low prices are key, while also citing administrative delays and discount practices at other campuses.
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Jonah Raskin
Action
Columbia University
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
City College
Raskin
Columbia Spectator
A. R. Oxenfeldt
Students Rally Over Davis Talk Cancellation at Queens College
Queens College President Dr Harold W Stoke canceled an invitation to Benjamin J Davis Jr to speak on campus prompting a student rally next Wednesday. Student leaders argue the action challenges student rights and liberal campus policy while a petition calls for the president to attend the debate.
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Queens College
Harold W. Stoke
Stoke
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Communist Party
Marxism Discussion Club
Davis
Supreme Court
United States
Kenneth Warner
Peter Wolfe
the Phoenix
Wolfe
B. B
Assembly Programs Adopt New Socialism Topic and Schedule
The Assemblies Committee chose Aspects of Socialism as this year’s theme with two programs planned. On October 17 a film Russian Mental Hospitals by Al Mazel will screen in 304 Barnard with Dr. Joseph Wortis providing commentary. Professors and students on the committee include Milli cent C. McIntosh and Vivian Deutsch among others.
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Soviet Union
al Mazel
Barnard
Joseph Wortis
Currie Committee Sets Study Plan for the Year
The Curriculum Committee outlines two tasks for the year studying existing situations and initiating new programs. Under chair Lee Salmansohn 62 the group assigns three departments per member to appoint students as liaison. They propose cross committee seating to reduce duplication and consider a questionnaire to involve students.
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Lee Salmansohn
Committee On Instruction
Barnard Presents Learning for Living CBS Radio Series
A CBS radio program featuring Barnard College will air for thirteen weeks starting October 20. The first program on Friday October 20 from 10 10 to 10 35 p m will feature Millicent C McIntosh Ruth Klein Lee Salmansohn and Conni Foshay discussing Problems and Issues of Contemporary Interest Concerning College Students.
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Judith Lefkowitz
CBS
Barnard College
Learning For Living
Barnard
CBS Radio
Millicent C. McIntosh
Ruth Klein
Lee Salmansohn
Conni Foshay
Miss Klein
Miss Salmansohn
Miss Foshay
Assembly Backs Action On Columbia Bookstore Boycott
Representative Assembly endorsed a student boycott of Columbia University Bookstore to protest high prices. Eric Foner urged campus-wide support while Linda Sweet announced a $2,000 addition to the school reserve and a $1,000 allotment for the Southern Exchange. An open meeting in Room 305B at noon will hear the second N.S.A. report.
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Linda Sweet
Ruth Klein
National Student Association
N.S.A
Action
Eric Foner
68C
Paper Polls Criticism At Carnival
A Bulletin poll of eighty five student respondents finds 99 percent say informing is the prime newspaper function while 50 percent rate it as a forum for debate. Anomalous single vote for misleading. Immediate campus news favored by 80 percent. straight general news by 40 percent. About 30 percent prefer news analysis and bias free pros and cons. Feature interests include play reviews, about town columns, and student interviews at 30 percent each.
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Theodosius Dobzhansky
Barbara Cross
Hubert Doris
Renee Fox
Madeline Jenkins
Donald Ritchie
Jean Palmer
Lila Rosenblum
Willy Schumann
Leonard Zobler
Vivian Deutsch
Sybil Halpern
Karen Rosenthal
Eleanor Traube
Marian Rosenthal
Naomi Shoenthal
Brooks Atkinson
Peter Demetz
Robert Pack
Mr. Atkinson
Demetz
Brecht
Pack
Sweden
United Nations
Mme
Agda Rossel
Currie Committee
Harold Stahmer
Rep Assembly
Representative Assembly
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