Voting Continues In 67 Election At Barnard
The Class of 67 votes remain inconclusive after Thursday Friday and Monday balloting. Candidates Stéphanie Ellington Barbara Morse and Erica Wolfe face continued polling with voting tonight in the dorms near the Dining Room and Friday on Jake between 12 and 3 pm.
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Stéphanie Ellington
Barbara Morse
Erica Wolfe
Jake
Bulletin
Miss Ellington
Barnard Hall
116Th Street
Barnard
Exec
Miss Morse
Wolfe
Vicki Ortiz Reports Cuban Education Advances After Trip
Vicki Ortiz describes her Cuba trip, noting the 1940 constitution provides free public education from kindergarten to college. She cites government funded room and board, books, and pocket money, plus dormitory improvements and a hotel converted to housing. A crop diversification program targets unemployment amid Cuba's historic single crop reliance.
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Miss Ortiz
Castro
Cuba
Action Allotment Debated at Executive Committee
The committee debated a $50 request for Action publicity funds and tabled the motion due to lack of an itemized expense statement and absence of an Action representative. Marilyn Ross sought a $100 allotment for the Activities Council Carnival, but $50 was approved.
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Executive Committee
Marilyn Ross 65
The
Activities Council
Clubs Carnival
Correction Senior Medicals Required by December 15 1963
Correction notes medical examinations must be completed by December 15 1963. Appointments are to be made at the Medical Office 202 Barnard.
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Barnard
Jenkins Reports On Housing Satisfactory Status
Bar nard students mostly live near campus with two thirds in campus area housing. 410 off campus residents include 240 commuters and 170 non residents. Housing spans 113 apartments 34 private homes seven live in jobs and two in Devin House. Out of state transfers and commuters total 90 in Fairholm Whittier Johnson Hall and other residences.
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Barnard
Madeline Jenkins
Devin
Fairholm
Whittier
Johnson Hall
King's Crown Hotel
International House
Simmons House
Exec Debates Set $1300 Exchange Funding and Delegates
The Executive Committee approved a $1300 undergraduate appropriation for the 1963 64 Student Exchange after debate with 10 voting yes, 2 no and 4 abstentions. Denise Jackson outlined a plan focusing on local government welfare issues amid the civil rights movement. Barnard plans to swap delegates with Howard University Emory College Talladega College and University of Chicago with visits in February 1964.
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Denise Jackson
Exec
Barnard
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Emory College
Atlanta
Georgia
Talledege College
Talledega
Alabama
Birmingham
University of Chicago
First geologist and Barnard founder Dr Ida Ogilvie dies at 89
Ida H Ogilvie longtime Barnard College geology chair and founder of the department died at home in New York aged 89. A pioneer in her field she led women in science from 1903 to 1941 and directed wartime agricultural and dairy initiatives while active in the New York Academy of Sciences and the Seismological Society of America.
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Barnard College
Ida H. Ogilvie
New York
Barnard
United States
Ogilvie
Bryn Mawr College
Geological Society of America
Westchester County
Woman's Land Army
Maine
California
New Mexico
Mexico
The
Hermitage
New York Academy of Sciences
Seismological Society of America
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Booths And Skits Featured In Clubs Carnival
Barnard’s annual Club Carnival takes place tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5 30 p m in the gym nasium Marilyn Ross 65 carnival chairman has organized a program mixing activity booths with skits by school organizations Skits run about 3 to 4 30 p m Booths let prospective members meet club reps while the groups are shown in action
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Barnard
Marilyn Ross
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Vicki Ortiz
Bernice Moll
State Department
Barnard Action
Levi Laub
Columbia
Martin Nicolaus
Brandeis Graduate School
Sue Halpern
Jenkins
By Merle Hazid
Claire
New York City
James Room
Dieta Oplesch
Columbia University
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