Viet Protest Critique of Talks Sparks Broad Debate
Fifteen thousand protesters and global coverage pressure the Vietnam War debate. James Reston warns protests may delay peace. Columbia Independent Committee on Vietnam argues protests push for negotiated settlement. Members say Johnson’s peace moves lack real negotiation. Students call investigations a bid to split the movement and defend continued protest.
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Housing Committee Targets Non Resident Student Housing
Barnard's Housing Committee led by Nancy Gertner focuses on shifting concern from dorms to commuting students. With two thirds living in University area, the group aims immediate improvements and a Barnard Housing Registry to pool off campus housing information. Suggestions include student questionnaires and a housing booth on Jake.
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Four Artists Lend Works To James Room Show In NYC
Four young New York artists contribute six works each to the James Room exhibition running through November 15. The painters are Michael Eastman a figurative painter Donald Fabricant a landscape artist Steven Gilbert and Bertram Katz abstractionists. Fabricant a former Columbia graduate student organized the show.
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Curric Committee Considers Changes to Calendar and Grading
The Curric Committee and Ad Hoc Curriculum group with Student Currie Committee led by Holly Gunner will study proposed changes to the school calendar grading system and degree and major requirements. At the meeting held Tuesday October 19 class representatives were elected Lieba Wilensky Helen Finegold Linda Nashankin Claudia Hoffer Janet Judge Hedda Orkin and Judith Mipaas as transfer representative.
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Holly Gunner
Lieba Wilensky
Helen Finegold
Linda Nashankin
Claudia Hoffer
Janet Judge
Hedda Orkin
Judith Mipaas
Exhibitions Highlight Works Of Modern Art Figures
Professor Held curates James Room shows featuring Julius Held Eastman Fabr cant Gilbert Katz. Eastman earned the Macdowell Traveling Scholarship 1961 with two recent solo exhibitions. Fabr cant won 1961 Emily Lowe and 1962 Fulbright awards and three solos in four years. Gilbert, with New School 1959 and Emily Lowe 1961 awards and 1965 Macdowell Fellowship, studied with Hans Hoffman. Katz’s titled works reflect Egyptian art studies including Great Amenhotep III Zigurrat Bor sippa and Mummification of Old King Zoser.
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Macdowell
Austria
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Fabricant
Gilbert
Emily Lowe
Hans Hoffman
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Katz
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Borsippa
Zoser
Trivia Lovers Toast Flub-a-dub Contest at Wollman
More than 1 000 Trivia devotees left Wollman Auditorium last Saturday after the First All-Ivy Seven Sister League event. Columbia led with 44, Barnard second, Bryn Mawr third, audience fourth, Princeton last. Ed Goodgold warned unrepresented colleges would lose accreditation.
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Wollman Auditorium
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Columbia
Barnard
Mryn Mawr
Audience
Princeton
Ed Goodgold
Institution of
Trivia
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Riley
Bradley Stevens
Dr. Kildare
Eisenhower
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Late registrants’ photo session on October 26 in Room 100
Late registrants must have their pictures taken for 1 cards. The session is on Tuesday October 26 at 2 p.m. in Room 100 Barnard.
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Mortarboard to Publish Candid Senior Photos This Year
Linda Ferber 66 says Mortarboard will drop standard velvet and pearl photos in favor of natural, individual shots. Seniors may choose campus, city, or natural sites like Cloisters or Riverside Park for portraits. Registration runs this week 12 to 2 p.m. on Jake. Photos taken Nov 1–16 with 20 minutes per girl, 12 shots. one keeps the chosen image for Mortarboard.
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Linda Ferber
Lincoln Center
59 Street Plaza
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Central Park Zoo
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Lindsay Defends Urban Renewal and Mayoral Extension
Republican candidate John Lindsay denounced urban renewal as a dirty word and criticized opponent William Buckley for opposing change in urban renewal and civil rights. He outlined plans for local mayoral offices, closer ties to Harlem architects, and a local Peace Corps style effort amid praise for the HARYOU organization and Harlem’s stability last summer.
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New York City
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Harlem
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