Campus Liberal Groups Unite to Oppose Kennedy Cuba Policy
About 30 students from Barnard College Columbia College and the Graduate Faculties gathered to oppose President Kennedy's Cuba action. They shaped a two tier discussion on international crisis and methods of dissent including demonstrations telegram campaigns and a rally planned on Low Library steps.
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Student Peace Union
Students For Democratic Society
New University
Edward Greer
Greer
United Nations
Khrushchev
James Monsonis
Students For A Democratic Society
Berkeley
Chicago
Denver
Ann Harbor
Oberlin
Washington
D.C
Boston
New York
Low Library
Columbia College Names David Bicknell Truman Dean
Columbia College appoints David Bicknell Truman as dean replacing John G Palfrey who resigned to join the Atomic Energy Commission. Truman, a 1951 professor of Public Law and Government, has chaired the university department and led the Presidents Committee on Contemporary Civilization. He is a Guggenheim Fellow and author of The Government Process and The Congressional Party.
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David Bicknell Truman
Columbia
Columbia College
Grayson Kirk
John G. Palfrey
Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
University
Public Law and Government
Committee Proposes Two Day Exam Reading Period
The Student Curriculum Committee led by Sheila Gordon proposes a two day review period before finals to reduce student and faculty concerns. If approved the two days will occur Thursday and Friday before finals as an experimental measure to allow synthesis of work and perspective on studies at Barnard.
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Sheila Gordon
Currie
Miss Gordon
Barnard
Javits Stands By Blockade Of Cuba
Senator Jacob Javits told about 400 students in Wollman Auditorium that he backs the Presidents Cuba blockade. He urged unity to enable decisive leadership and warned of a possible gravely tense clash with Soviet Russia, while insisting American freedom depends on action and not risk avoidance.
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Cuba
Wollman
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Assembly Hears Hauser Ryan Differ On Politics
William F. Ryan candidate for Congress in the 20th district told the all-College Political Assembly that the administration seeks a working majority to support its programs. Rita Hauser countered for party competition and criticized Kennedy’s approach, noting the Dixiecrats and civil liberties concerns as well as the Kennedy bill’s defeat. Ryan returned to Washington due to the crisis.
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William F. Ryan
Congress
all-College
Rita Hauser
Jacob Javits
United States
Ryan
Washington
Hauser
Levine Represent College on Post After Resignation
Mada Levine aged 64 has been selected as campus correspondent to the New York Post following Connie Brown's resignation. She serves on Bulletin’s junior managing board and is a delegate to the Representative Assembly from the Class of 1964 and a member of Wigs and Cues. Other Barnard correspondents include Roselle Kurland and Ann Fleisher.
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Mada Levine
New York Post
Connie Brown
Miss Levine
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Wigs
Cues
Barnard
Roselle Kurland
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Ann Fleisher
New York Times
Assembly Votes Exchange With Schools From South
Yesterday the Representative Assembly endorsed a student exchange with southern schools in a two step vote. President Frankie Stein framed the discussion with three questions on the exchange objectives and implementation. Opponents argued for broader regional scope and better communication with Barnard delegates. Proposals on integration city planning and voter registration were suggested for future focus.
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Southern Schools
Frankie Stein
Barnard
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