Secret university research probe on federal war effort ties
Professor Semour Melman and the Independent Committee on Vietnam demand a public inquiry into Columbia University’s dependence on federal research funds and its possible role as an instrument of American foreign policy. They call for disclosure of government contracts, biological and chemical work, and any campus ties to the CIA or FBI, urging academic freedom and openness.
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Semour Melman
Independent Committee On Vietnam
Dev Net
Columbia
Vielman
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Mlitary
Washington
University of Place
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CIA
FBU
Stephani Cook 66 Breaks Modeling Stereotypes with Real Life Balance
Barnard alumna and model Stephani Cook 66 defies the glamorous myth by preferring jeans over gowns and talking with fans after Seventeen shows. She values travel and industry success but aims to be a full-time wife and mother, pursuing art history or literature for future work.
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Stephani Cook
Stephan Cook
Barnard ‘66
Seventeen
Glamor
Mademoiselle
Peek & Peck
Stephan
Mystique
Iis Mystique
Stephani
James Siegel
Ehehes
Stephanimetumes
Switzerland
England
South America
Puerto Rico
Barnard
Letters to the Editor at Barnard Ife social life clash
Incoming freshmen confront expectations of Barnard and Columbia life. Many girls feel segregation from Broadway peers and deem mixers superficial. Proposals include more intra school mixers and opportunities during meals and activities to meet boys and socialize.
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Barnard Ife
Columbia
Broadway
Gus
New York
Barnard
Student Impressions from a Summer in the Soviet Union
Judith Devons recalls a five week Indiana University organized study trip with thirty American students. Guides show institutes, museums and parks as they travel from city to city through the Baltic, Black Sea and Caucasus regions. She notes casual conversations reveal varied opinions on American policy and life, with Leningrad left as her favorite, though housing and amenities appear modest by Western standards.
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Judith Devons
Soviet Union
Indiana University
United States
Gides
Cty
Leningrad
Peter the Great
Pushkin
Paris
New York
Washington Square
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Jree
St Wall
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York NY
Gloria Leitner
Dorothy Lang
Juner
Arlene van Breems
Helen Neuhaus
EK. Lowenthal
Barbara Crampton
Mimi Katral
Oni Savage
Diane Yamagashi
Terry Colentina Sternback
Bonnie Burgess
By Jean McKenzie
Baltic
Black Sea
Caucuses Mountains
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