Barnard Ballot Details Tripartite Committee Elections 1971
The ballot lists multiple committees with candidate slates across class years and categories A B and C for the October 26 27 1971 voting at Barnard College and Livingstone Fairholm. It also notes a fundraising drive October 25 27 and a library program expansion including Book In donations to PS 113 and prison libraries. Pete Seeger Moon program coverage closes this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Palmer
PS 113
Dhe
Sherry Manasse
Janet Scharf
Diane Tabakma
Elizabeth White
Corpus
Claire Jacobs
Karen O'Neal
Lynn Roberts
Linda Toner
Luanne Steinman
Plimpton McIntosh
Brooks Hewitt Reid
Series of Spanish Films Showings at Lehman Hall Arsenal
Barnard College presents a series of Spanish films in Arsenal Hall Lehman Auditorium with shows starting October 2nd at 8 00 pm. The lineup includes Tierra Sin Pan La Muerte de un Cristo and others with English subtitles or finish subtitles as noted. Prices are $1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Bunuel
Faaliss
Tierra Sin Pan Bunuel
Vidriana Bunuel
Fierda O Gartia de Bertin
UN Crista
Dale
Yearbook plan mired by photographer delays for informals
Barnard editors merge yearbooks with a choice of formal or informal portraits but Col umbian staff photographer declines informals and Mortarboard staff cannot supply a photographer. CAO calls for volunteers to organize informals as time runs short with winter looming and Colum bian aiming to complete all portraits within three weeks.
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Barnard
Mortarboard
Columbian
Meyers
CAG
Bulletin
Barnard Seriors
CAQ
Portrat
CAO
Women's March Plans and Library Additions at Columbia
Mary Hayden reports Columbia Women's Liberation plans a November 20 Washington DC march with a West Coast event in San Francisco to advance abortion law repeal and related issues. The group will circulate a Shirley Wheeler defense petition and host a debate between Barbara Roberts and a Right to Life representative while providing information in Low Plaza and McIntosh Center. Barnard Library adds new books across politics, biography, and social issues by authors including Atkinson, Briggs, Englert, and Joffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Women's Liberation
Women's National Abortion Coalition
Washington DC
West Coast
San Francisco
Patty Kyama
Abortion Action Project of
NEW Books
Shirley Wheeler
Barbara Roberts
Right To Life Committee
Columbia Women’s Liberation
Low Plaza
MccIntosh
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Academic Council
Vivien Carnor Greta Graham
Fy Lorn Hollander
Vowsen
Li Rosal
Volpe
Stephane Brandt
Johnson
Arlene Pack Ellen Roberts Cliss
Madi Chron
Sandra Lavsey Lintia Sue Masters
Cyrtua Chapman
Marilyn Chin Deborat Freeman
Edwina Losey
Patricia Testamark
Cate
Rachelle Browne
Jaquebre Brure Nang Kreuthamer
Irene “Wahurir
Litn Roverts
Vivien Care Ay
Moila Chicun Tow Jahoon Florent Kate
Diana Maggyo
Ellen Roberts
Theresa Vorgia
Alva West Health Service Committee
Kathleen Griffin
Marina Yu
Ellen Holder
Patrice Johnson Dulee Chicon
Linda Bogin
Ellen Goodman
Livingston Fairholm
Susan Ladner
Leah Altman
Marcia Anderson
Helayne Angelus Rosita Cheung
Valdena Coleman
Karen Butler
Barbara Edelman
Marcia Eichenbaum
Dicks Ellis
Rosalia Ennis
Cheryl Feldman
Jodie Gales
Barbara Goodstem Trene Greenberg
Leslie Hill
Sharon Hochweiss
Karen Jackson
Nina Krauthamer
Linda Sue Masters
Leda Murray
Ora Posen
Veronica Ray
Cynthia Raider
Suzanne Schmitt
Hattie Taylor
Sheva Turner
Audrey Waller
Vant
Pete Seeger
Seeger
Jack Newheld
THE
Village Voice
Eleanor Gugenheim
Women's Caucus
Spain
Mary Hayden
Ferest
Briggs
Jean L
Dawmd
United States
Joffrey, Pierre
God
Kurt Gerstein
Uris Hall
Columbia
Graduate Business and Law Rugby Club
GBA
Smackwater Jack
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