Cit Council Aims Research On Neighborhood Renewal Plan
The Citizenship Council delegates four Columbia College students to study possible Cit Council participation in the Greater Neighborhood Renewal Program. The first phase of GNRP affecting housing in Morningside Heights will start in three years. Alan Gilmore coordinates the Research Committee and Graduate students may assist faculty.
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Columbia College
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GNRP
Morningside Heights
Morningside
Alan Gilmore
Freshmen Elect Wang to Represent Barnard Assembly
Elsie Wang elected eight freshmen to the Barnard Representative Assembly at the recent meeting Jill Adler Nanny Cangelosi Bonnie Gline Francine Haba Miriam Matthews Gail Ross Goldie Shabad Margie Young named as reps Jeri Seif and Rayna Shapiro as alternates Wang outlines a lightweight activity plan to engage freshmen with speakers career guidance and non academic perspectives She aims to foster class unity and Barnard community while pursuing a double major in physics and pre law Janet Judge of Omaha was named to the Curriculum Committee representing the freshmen Election of Dorm Exec representatives slated for this evening.
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Elsie Wang
Representative Assembly
Jill Adler
Nanny Cangelosi
Bonnie Gline
Francine Haba
Miriam Matthews
Gail Ross
Goldie Shabad
Margie Young
Jeri Seif
Rayna Shapiro
Miss Wang
Wang
New York City
Barnard
Janet Judge
Omaha
Nebraska
CORE Pickets John Jay Over Columbia Food Service Election
Columbia University students from C.O.R.E. continue a hunger strike and lobby at John Jay Hall to press Columbia food services to honor a National Labor Relations Board election for union representation. They seek compliance from food service officials and note sympathy from some alumni.
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Food Services
Columbia
National Labor Relations Act
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Keating Calls for Fair Investigation Rules Reform
Senator Kenneth Keating spoke at the Columbian Law School Forum urging a code of fair practices for Congressional committees. He criticized chairmen dominance under seniority, urged counsel access and appeal rights for witnesses, and warned against innocent victims in investigations. He offered to hear Robert Kennedy’s views on reform.
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House Un-American Affairs Committee
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Kennedy
Rand Series Explores Objectivism Principles
Dorothy Lang reports Nathaniel Branden presenting the first lecture on Objectivism at the Hotel Bilt. He argues man is an end in himself and that reason defines philosophy, contrasting Aristotle and Plato across historical eras. The next talk on October 19 will cover the nature and processes of reason.
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Nathaniel Branden
Hotel Biltmore
Ayn Rand
Branden
Plato
Manos
Greece
Arstotle
Dorm Holds Nominations For 2 Posts
Dorm president B J Lunin announced an early November meeting with a faculty administration committee to discuss re consideration of the Faculty Committee’s rejection of the 2 30 am curfew for upperclassmen. Lunin says Miss Park will dine with students and about fifty will gather after dinner in the Deanery. Nominees for secretary and freshman representative to Dorm Exec were named. voting occurs today outside the cafeteria.
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B J Lunin
Dorm Exec
Miss Lunin
Miss Park
Assembly to Nominate Judiciary Council Chairman
An all college assembly will meet next Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Gym to nominate and elect representatives to the Judiciary Council. Candidates for Chairman must present platforms and speeches. Voting runs 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday. Sophomore through senior representatives will be elected at class meetings one week from today.
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Judiciary Council
Jake
Proctors Seek Change In Standards In Student Constitution
The Board of Proctors discussed revising Proctor selection criteria in the Undergraduate Constitution. They debated raising the minimum academic average from 2.7 to 3.0 and considered Proctors becoming an advisory board or academic mentors during registration for freshmen. Myra Greenspoon will present the proposals to Dean Helen Bailey and reconvene for further discussion.
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Helen Bailey
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