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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
2
The Ted Kremer Society donated 500 dollars to Barnard Stu’s tutoring program aiding PS 165 students in Morningside Heights. Directed by Steve Weinberg the Study Club offers in home weekend instruction for second and third grade pupils facing barriers to progress and plans excursions financed by the contribution.
The Interfaith Council and Morningside Met in Friends sponsor a panel on non-violence in race relations for October 28 at 8 p.m. in Earl Hall with Barrington Dunbar Jose Morales and Anibal Solivan as speakers. Rabbi Martin Freedman speaks on Miracles and Prophecy at 4 p.m. today in the Schiff Room Earl Hall. Northern Students Movement hosts a crisis in Black and White conference at Columbia October 30 to November 1. Barnard reps sought via DoRy Mail. The PE Dept and RAA host a dinner at 6 p.m. in the Deanery. RAA dance in Barnard Gym tomorrow 8:30 to midnight. admission 75 cents. Sophomore class meeting today in Barnard Room 306 juniors 304 seniors 305. all noon.
President Johnson spoke to a large audience as cheers rose and some viewers mistook a speaker for the President. He delivered a relaxed, humorous address despite hoarseness, responding to distant shouts and adjusting the microphone with help from a former attorney general. The crowd's mood shifted from anxious to engaged as he covered natural purity and Soviet Union changes.
A letter contends Miss Berzins misrepresents Dublin in a study of Ireland's national character. The writer protests the portrayal as Pagan sensuality maudlin piety poverty patriotism poetry pride and pathos and urges balance with the non pub going population. October 15, 1964.
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