Barnard Puts Safety Measures After Tragic Neighborhood Deaths
Barnard College distributes safety tips and enacts a daily safety check registry for resident students following the murder of two girls near 110th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. The program, led by Janet Carlson and Miss Lawton, pairs a Green Slip system with a new registry to confirm students' whereabouts every 24 hours.
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Amsterdam Avenue
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Borm Exec
Mys Meyers
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Ann Davis
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Hewitt
Jang Carlson
Dorm Exec
Bursar Abandons Deferred Payment Plan Changes
The Bursar reports the EF I program raises costs in a plan offering 12 percent interest and higher overall charges than standard deferred payments. About seven percent of Barnard students participate, with the college seeking to end the plan by year end as it processes room board and tuition totaling $255,852 for the year. Ten students remain on the plan, contracts run to four years, and communications were sent to students in July.
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Barnard
Columbia
Orly
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Summer Urban Corps Trainees and Insight into City Gov't
An overview of the Urban Corps Program jointly supervised by the NYC Office of Administration and NYC Office of Personnel. It offers work study placements across about 68 agencies for 1200 students from Manhattan and beyond, with salaries funded mostly by federal funds. It highlights student projects, early career exposure, and financial logistics, noting leadership by Deputy Mayor Timothy W Costello and organizers from Columbia and Barnard.
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Urban Corps
New York City
Metropoltan
Wisconsin
Michigan
Cty
New York
Corporation Counsel
Legal Department of
Distict Attorneys
Landmarks and Preservation Department
Bureau of the Budget
Police Department
Department of Hospitals
Mayor’s Office
Board of Education
Welfare Department
Staten Island
Commission On Human Rights
Academe
Timothy W Costello
Columbia Law
Machael Goldstean
Andrew Glasserg
Columbia Spectator
Mr Goldstein
Mir Glassberg
Barnard
Goldstein
Malcolm X Autobiography as Oppression Critique
A dense critical look at the Autobiography of Malcolm X, tracing its prophetic bite and limits. It charts Malcolm Little’s rise from Omaha childhood through hustling in Harlem to Islam and urban Black Power roots, noting racial oppression, martyrdom, and evolving politics.
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Maledian XI
Malcolms Lie
Kachinas
Malcolm X
Ins Fall
Malcolm Little
America
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm
Black Museam Organization
Mecca
Omaha
Harlem
Knoving
Arabia
Elnah
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Malcom X
Daniel Pope
Elish Muhammad
Muhammad
C Hower
Stokely Carmichael
Mialcol
Ossie Davis
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