Freshmen Baum And Lenvin Vie In Race For Class Presidency
Patricia Baum of Washington DC and Nancy Lenvin of Arlington VA compete for freshman class president after Dorothy Chen withdraws. Balloting had been held with a note that voters may cast first and second choices using a preferential ballot. Election results are announced tomorrow afternoon by the Undergraduate Association and Board of Proctors.
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Patricia Baum
Nancy Lenvin
Frankie Stein
Leavin
Arlington
Virginia
Dorothy Chen
Jake
Miss Chen
Board of Proctors
Undergraduate Association
Lang Heads First Program of Columbia Music Forum
Dr. Paul Henry Lang, Columbia Music Forum chair, will open the season with a lecture on Music and Industrial Civilization. Lang, born in Budapest, studied at Heidelberg, Paris, and Cornell and joined Columbia in 1933 after roles at Wells. The forum, created by Columbia seniors, aims to present six lectures by notable speakers in a university wide setting.
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Columbia Music Forum
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Columbia Graduate School of Music
Budapest
Hungary
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Heidelberg University
University of Paris
Cornell
Columbia
Wells
The
New York Herald Tribune
Musical Quarterly
Martha Clark
Sally Hill
Jon Newsom
Nancy Burrows
Joan Lewis
Graduate School of Music
Senior pictures for 1963 Mortarboard at school
Seniors may book their senior portraits during the weeks of November 5 and 12 with signups on Jake this Monday Tuesday or Wednesday October 22 23 and 24. This is the only opportunity to schedule.
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Opposing HUAC Rallies Set For New York City
Two contrasting rallies are planned next week in New York. The Giant Conservative Rally at Madison Square Garden on Monday features David Jaquith and Kieran O’Doherty and emphasizes basic issues. The New York Council to Abolish HUAC will hold a district seating anti-HUAC event at Manhattan Center on Wednesday with speakers including Mark Lane Frank Wilkinson Lorraine Hansberry and Wallis Wood.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
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Kieran O'Doherty
United States
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Mark Lane
New York State
Frank Wilkinson
Lorraine Hansberry
Council Advocates Revise Exchange Initiative
The council yesterday submitted ideas to the Representative Assembly for a broad revision of the Southern Exchange Program. Harriet Schaffer ’63, a council member, urged the exchange address broader issues beyond integration, involving both Northern and Southern interests.
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William F. Ryan To Speak At 62 Political Assembly
Representative William Fitts Ryan plans to address Barnard's annual Political Assembly on October 23 after winning the 20th district nomination in the September 6 primary. The reform Democrat opposed HUAC funding and federally funded parochial school aid, while Barnard discusses student exchange mechanics and regional issues.
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D-N.y
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Riverside Democratic Club
House Un-American Activities Committee
New York
Morgenthau to keynote New York education rally in MacMillin Theatre
Democratic candidate for Governor Robert Morgenthau will speak on state education at a MacMillin Theatre rally from 5 to 7 p.m. Other speakers Edward Dudley and John Burns will present views, with possible participation by Theodore Bikel.
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Robert Morgenthau
New York
Sandy Bennett
Joan Baraff
New York State
MacMillin Theatre
Edward Dudley
John J. Burns
Theodore Bikel
Nick Miglino
Morgenthau
Nelson Rockefeller
Cross Discusses Catholicism At Thursday Noon Meeting
Professor Robert Cross of Columbia History Department will examine Catholicism in America in a Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. The discussion aligns with the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council and is endorsed by Connie Brown chair of the committee. Next week Dr. William A. Higinbotham will speak on Disarmament and American Military Strategy.
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Robert Cross
Columbia History Department
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Barbara Cross
Barnard English
William A. Higinbotham
Brookhaven National Laboratories
Erratum Corrects Dormitory Quiet Hours Permissions
The Tuesday bulletin corrects a previous error. Sopho mores juniors and seniors have 2:30 a.m. permissions only on Saturday nights, not Fridays.
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By Nancy Klein
Washington, D.C
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Carole Dann
Hubert Doris
Barnard Music Department
House of Representatives
By Ann Selgin
Rep. Assembly
William Fitts
Cross
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