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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

3

Columbia Young Republicans Gear Up For Goldwater Campaign

The Columbia University Young Republican Club plans door to door canvassing and a reserved section for the October 26 Goldwater rally at Madison Square Garden. Activities include literature distribution, telephone solicitations, and canvassing in Morningside Heights. An address by a New York GOP official is set for October 15.

Dorothy Lang Barry Goldwater Columbia University Republican Club Robert D’agostino Columbia Madison Square Garden New York City Goldwater Morningside Heights New York State Don Davis Kenneth Keating Keating New York

Barnard College Receives 500000 Endowment from James Foundation

Barnard College and six other Seven Sisters schools gain a $500000 endowment this summer from the James Foundation. The gift is part of a $96000000 distribution, with liquidation planned for January 1965. The Board of Trustees will decide on its use next Wednesday. Barnard previously received funds from the James Foundation, including $45000 in 1953 for the James Room renovation.

Barnard College James Foundation Barnard Board of Trustees James Arthur Curtiss James

Erratum for Barnard Action event dates and speakers

The Er ratum Bulletin corrects dates for two Barnard Action events. Mae Mallory spoke at the Action meeting on October 7. Mark Lane chairman of the Citizens' Committees of Inquiry was to discuss the Warren Commission report on November 18.

Bulletin Barnard Action Mae Mallory Mark Lane Citizens’ Committees of Inquiry Wn7tl

Columbia To Host NSM Intercollegiate Conference

NSM plans its fourth annual intercollegiate conference at Columbia University from October 30 to November 1. Sam Leiken says the aim is to encourage student participation in civil rights, with free housing offered for early registrants. Bayard Rustin Bob Moses Charles Silberman and Barbara Cohen are among speakers.

NSM Sam Leiken Northern Student Movement Columbia University Leiken Bayard Rustin Bob Moses SNCC Charles Silberman Conference

Conference Cancelled and Replaced by Vocational Meetings

Scheduling problems force cancellation of the annual Vocational Conference set for November 20. Classes proceed as usual and the Faculty Vocational Committee will announce a series of smaller vocational meetings to substitute for the conference without interrupting the regular class schedule.

Cit Council Starts Barnard Tutorial Plan on Campus

The Citizenship Council launches a one year pilot remedial reading program on the Barnard campus starting end of October. Thirty volunteers from Columbia and Barnard tutor 45 second to fourth graders from P.S. 165 on Saturday mornings at Barnard Hall.

Citizenship Council Barnard Barnard Study Clubx Columbia Steve Weinberg Cit Council Morningside Heights Weinberg P.S. 165 109 Sts Broadway Amsterdam Aves

Students Vote On Judicial Review Plan At Barnard

The Student Opinion Committee runs a three day voting booth on Jake to gauge support for a Judicial Review system and a Judicial Council. Poll results will be announced at the Rep Assembly meeting next Thursday before a final vote.

SOC Jake Rep Assembly Judiciary Council Nancy Antell Miss Park Barnard Carla Salomon Park

Committee Delays Friday Curfew After Semester Changes

The 2:30 p.m. Friday curfew remains postponed as the Faculty Committee on Student Activities and President Rosemary Park decide to review other changes first. Changes in effect include removing probation curfew penalties and ending automatic campus on lateness. A proposed Judiciary Council will gather evidence and informally interview witnesses to decide on charges, with medical testimony limits clarified.

Rosemary Park Executive Board of Representative Assembly Judiciary Council Ing

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