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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1964

Page

3

Honeybears Debate NYU On Extremism Threat

Barnard debaters Nanci Weiss and Carol Reichenstein led the team against NYU in the Campaign Challenge '64 radio debate series broadcast on WRVR from 8:30 to 9:30 Tuesday evening in October. Teams from NYU Barnard Columbia Fordham and CCNY took part in live exchanges from Riverside Church Assembly Hall.

Barnard Nanci Weiss Carol Reichenstein Johnson-Goldwater WRVR NYU New York University Columbia Fordham University City College of New York Riverside Church

February Graduates Pick Diploma Cards in Registrar Office

February degree candidates may collect diploma name cards and address stubs in the Registrar's office between October 26 and October 30. The filing deadline for a February 1965 graduation statement of intention is October 30.

CORE and Columbia Unionized Cafeteria Workers Clash

Ishmael Puchaco, a cafeteria worker of three years, was fired by Columbia University Food Services on October 18 and rehired October 20. CORE Action and the workers allege the dismissal targets union members and cite ongoing picketing outside Ferris Booth Halls as part of their campaign for union rights and higher wages.

Ishmael Puchaco Columbia University Food Services Core-Action Coalition Puchaco Core and Action Joan Jay

Former Professor Baker Publishes Fourth Volume

Elizabeth F Baker, Barnard College emeritus economics professor, published her fourth book Technology and Woman's Work. The survey traces women's work from textile mills to sales and switchboards, assessing technology's impact on their roles in work, family, and society. Baker, who taught at Barnard 1919 to 1952, links the study to her doctoral work on protective labor legislation.

Barnard College Elizabeth F Baker Miss Baker Barnard Alexander Hamilton University of California Baker Lewiston State Normal College Idaho Washington State Normal College Washington

Miss Kimmey Interviews For Television Program

Miss Jimmye Kimmey former Barnard Government Department member hosts Portrait In Thought on channel 13 Wednesdays 1030 pm and Fridays 900 pm. The series features distinguished people and probes personal effects of their professions through specific questions. Upcoming guests include Sidonie M. Gruenberg and plans mention Sir Robert Mayer and Alexander Calder.

Jimmye Kimmey Barnard Apneane Channel 13 WNDT Miss Kimmer James Keogh Time Magazine Miss Kanne

Students Lead Harlem Sights Tours In New York City

Volunteers from the Student Exchange Council and Columbia's Ted Kremer Society will guide Harlem children on periodic tours of New York sights. A Wednesday meeting with parents is planned for October 28 at 6 30 PM in East Harlem near 125th Street.

Harlem New York East Harlem Triangle Thid Avenue 125Th Street Student Exchange Council Columbia Ted Kremer Society Harlem Triangle Flicen Wolkin Barnard Gal Jake

Campbell nets judiciary council chair at Barnard election

Nancy Duff Campbell 65 was elected Chairman of Barnard College Judiciary Council after an All-College Assembly. Margaret Poss 66 will be Commuter Representative and Bentie Aaron 65 as Non-Resident Representative, Miss Aaron ran unopposed. About 300 voters participated over an 11 hour polling period.

Nancy Duff Campbell Judiciary Council Sue Silverman Margaret Poss Bentie Aaron Miss Aaron Judicial Council Miss Campbell Miss Poss Barnard Undergraduate Miss Silverman Nanci Buchalter Sue Pincus Miss Pass Carla Saloman Judiciary Committee of Representative Assembly Rosemary Park Phoebe Morrison Government Department

Silver Show Fundraiser Announced by Junior Class

Penny Lipkin, president of the junior class, announces a Silver Show in Brooks living room from 9 to 4 today to raise funds. Juniors and seniors review patterns from a silver company, which remains anonymous, and declare their preferences as the company gauges its best customer age group.

Penny Lipkin Brooks

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CORE Union By Barbara Rothkrup Victor Kaysetz John Jay University Professor Bakers By Paula Pappas MacDonald Mike Flagg Core Employment Committee Chanman Peter Elizabeth Baker Miss Kimmey Kimmey N.Y- City N. Campbell Dorothy Lang
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