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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
3
Rep Assembly signals approval for creating a Barnard Judicial Council after a Student Opinion Committee poll showed strong student support. Of 233 voters, 226 favored a Judicial Council, 7 opposed. 209 backed the specific council proposal, 24 opposed. SOC chair Nancy Antell noted high turnout reflects student opinion.
The Representative Assembly ratified establishing a Judiciary Council at Barnard with unanimous votes. The plan, the product of months of study since last spring, aims to handle penalties for non academic rule violations and to include both commuters and non residents on the council. Carla Salomon led the committee that shaped the proposal and urged timely meetings.
Student Exchange teams with Columbia’s Ted Kramer Society to run a twofold Barnard program. Ellen Wolkin says groups of two leaders and five East Harlem children will visit low cost venues like the zoo and museums on Saturdays. Barnard girls commit one Saturday afternoon every three weeks, signing up on Jake’s board.
Dr. Oscar Gonzales-Suarez, Puerto Rican Americans for Goldwater national chairman, urged Columbia University Young Republicans to support Goldwater. He argued a Goldwater admin would advance Latin American dignity, free enterprise, and equal treatment, criticizing aid handouts and endorsing Peace Corps expansion.
Isabella Blumenstock is awarded the Borden Prize for the highest freshman average. At a ceremony in President Park’s office she received a $200 certificate for a 3.88 GPA on a 27 credit program. She is an Erasmus Hall graduate with multiple scholarships and AP credits.
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr addressed University students in Wollman Auditorium criticizing Senator Keating for not leveraging New York’s intelligence pool. He praised Kennedy as a strong leader on civil rights juvenile delinquency Youth Conservation Corps and the New Frontier.
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