Infringement Rules Tied to Library Honor Board Action
The Honor Board launches a campaign to improve efficiency and honesty in Wollman library use. A faculty committee including Ruth Rivette Esther Greene and Judy Taylor found many infractions stem from rule ignorance and will promote clearer rules and student moral responsibility. Posters will inform Barnard and Columbia students studying there.
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Ruth Rivette
Esther Greene
Judy Taylor
Honor Board
Barnard
Columbia
Wollman Library
Queens Students Form New Group After Ban On Speakers
A new student committee at Queens College formed to articulate student views after the renewal of the ban on speakers under the Smith Act. The move comes amid protests by the ACLU and a regional National Students Association resolution defending academic freedom. Malcolm X was invited by the campus NAACP chapter but not cleared by administration. The first ban followed protests over an invited visit by Benjamin Davis of the Communist Party. Student leaders met with peers from other City University colleges to seek resolutions condemning the Smith Act ban.
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Queens College
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
National Students Association
Harold Stoke
Malcom X
NAACP
Stoke
Benjamin Davis
Communist Party of the United States
Davis
Marxism Discussion Club
James R. Kreuzer
Daily News
Journal American
MDC
Ken Warner
City University
Hunter College
Reps Defer Discussion On Red Speaker Ban
Eleanor Traube editor requests a resolution condemning Queens College policy to ban a Communist speaker. The measure was not voted due to time and will be first on next Wednesday’s agenda. NSA Coordinator election postponed to educate freshmen. Elizabeth Berliner resigns. Barnard reps chosen for conferences include Harriot Schaffer Sharon Waterstone Roselle Kurland Connie Brown.
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Eleanor Traube
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Queens College
NSA
National Students Association
Jake
Elizabeth Berliner
Barnard
Harriet Schaffer
Sharon Waterstone
West Point
United States
Roselle Kurland
Connie Brown
Hamilton College
United Nations Press Corps
NSA Resolution Upholds Right To Hear Speakers
The National Students Association regional committee on City College campus advocates academic freedom after a Queens College incident where a communist speaker was barred. The resolution defends open dialogue, condemns expulsions for student actions, and asserts freedom to move in a world of ideas.
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NSA
National Students Association
Metropolitan
City College
Queens College
Ted
Grace and terminology explored by Msgr Rea at Danforth lecture
Msgr James E Rea Catholic chaplain defines Grace as the free gift of God enabling transcendence toward contemplative union with God. He cautions against equating supernatural with spiritual and notes grace as a gift working on the natural level enabling knowledge and love of God. He spoke during the Danforth Lecture series on ecumenism and dialogue among Christian denominations.
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James E. Rea
Msgr. Rea
Danforth
Msgr
Rea
God
Faith and authority through sacraments and teaching
Msgr. Rea explains that faith elevates intellect and that sacraments convey grace through the Church. He asserts Christ gave apostles authority to teach sanctify and govern, while preserving their right to discern between right and wrong. Papal succession underpins bishops teaching truth.
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Msgr
Rea
Christ
Msgr. Rea
Peter and the Apostles
Bulletin Orientation Lecture by Barbara Blumenreich
Barbara Blumenreich will deliver the fourth Bulletin Orientation lecture on the structure of a news story today at 4 00 pm in Room 1 Annex. Attendance is required of all probationary members.
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Barbara Blumenreich
Students Reappraise Curriculum at Monday Committee Meeting
The Curriculum Committee discussed degree requirements especially in languages and sciences. Proposals include letting students take two years of the same science to meet the requirement and using an exit language exam plus an advanced literature course to satisfy the language requirement. Judy Terry urged more engaging programs beyond required courses.
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Helen P. Bailey
Judy Terry
Barnard
Renee Feldman
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