Morgenthau draws 750 at Columbia rally amid critique of Rockefeller
Democratic candidate Morgenthau denounces Rockefeller on taxes gerrymandering and education. He urges higher education reform including Regents scholarships, tuition free college systems, and increased state role. Co chaired by Tom Kelly with Young Democrats and Columbia Barnard club backing.
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Tom Kelly
Columbia Law
Rep Assembly Favors Student Exchange Vote
The Representative Assembly approved a student exchange plan in a straw vote of 26 in favor 1 against and 4 abstentions. Debate centered on whether to limit the exchange to the South or broaden to the West and Midwest. Four alternates were sworn in as voting delegates: Elaine Levine Bobbi Blaker Claire Gottfried and Loretta Tremblay.
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Claire Gottfried
Loretta Tremblay
Fradkin wins Borden Freshman Prize for top average
Judith Ann Fradkin 65, zoology major, awarded 2000 prize for highest 1961 62 academic average of 3.81 during her freshman year at Barnard College. Acting President Henry Boorse presented the honors on October 18.
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Borden
Henry A. Boorse
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Barnard
Runoff Set After No Majority In Class of 66 Race
In the Freshman Class President race Baum and Leavin face a runoff after no candidate reached 100 votes from 199 voters. Chen withdrew after voting began, adding Brancato and Eisner to four contenders. Runoff polls run Wednesday through Friday with 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. voting.
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Patricia Baum
Nancy Leavin
Dorothy Chen
Miss Chen
Carolyn Brancato
Susan Eisner
Barnard Students in CCCC Program and Community Roles
Over 130 Barnard students join the Columbia College Citizenship Council Program this year. About 40 participate in the Higher Horizons Program led by Penny Howell. Other students work in the Attorney General's office Fountain House and in roles spanning research interviewing business leaders health center English instruction for Puerto Rican youth lab work and children’s recreation programs. Information available from Miss Kurtzig and Miss Howell in dorm mail.
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Columbia College Citizenship Council
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Higher Horizons
Penny Howell
Attorney General’s Office
Fountain House
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Miss Howell
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Campaign events bring Javits and Dworkis to Columbia campus
Senator Jacob Javits Republican candidate for reelection will appear at Wollman auditorium on Wednesday October 24 at noon hosted by the Columbia Citizenship Council. Rita Hauser will debate federal education aid with William Fitts Ryan. Dr. Martin Dworkis Democratic candidate for Manhattan 17th district will address Government class October 24 at 10 a.m. in Lehman Room 8.
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New York
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Lehman
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