Medical exams required for February June and October graduates
Bulletin board notes senior medical examination deadlines for February June and October grads with Dr Marjorie Nelson offering exams through December 15 and completion due by February 5 1962. Also reports anti nuclear policy group at Civil Defense HQ Lane Street picket November 4 and October 27 meeting, a Kimio Eto koto recital October 28 at McMillan Theater for Columbia Greenhouse Nursery School, tickets $1.00 via Mrs E Levine.
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Marjorie Nelson
Nelson
Barnard
Committee For
Columbia University
Civil Defense Headquarters
55Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Lane Street
Kimio Eto
Heifetz
Koto
McMillan Theater
Eto
Sugushi Hanayagi
Chieko Sakata
Columbia Greenhouse Nursery School
E. Levine
West 96Th Street
Academy 2
Wagener Backs Mayor Wagner for Third Term
William Weissman of the Columbia-Bernard Democratic Club urges endorsement of Mayor Wagner in re election. He criticizes eight years of Wag ner administration for inefficiencies and praises Wagner on civil rights COIR open enrollment and support for Papp Shakespeare in the Park. He also notes Wagner’s primary battle against Tammany Hall.
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Tion
Wagner
Weissman
Committee On Intergroup Relations
COIR
New York City
Joseph Papp
Papp
Tammany Hall
Legion Reclassifies Films With New A3 Category
The National Legion of Decency announced a new A3 classification for motion pictures, marking adult but late teenage material as potentially acceptable under certain standards. Father Patrick Sullivan of the Newman Club described the pledge to follow Legion decisions as a free act and noted final film choices rest with individuals.
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National Legion of Decency
Father Patrick Sullivan
Newman Club
Father Sullivan
Legion
CUSC Pledges Hearing On Bookstore Reform
Burton Jacowitz of the Columbia University Student Council pledged a thorough hearing for student requests and proposals about the University Bookstore. He said changes must be submitted in writing as students seek overcharge reductions and a cooperative bookstore, aiming to improve efficiency and communication.
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CUSC
Burton Jacowitz
Columbia University Student Council
Newham and Clarke Win Freshman Class Votes
Jane Newham elected Vice-President and Juanita Clarke elected Honor Board representative at the freshman class meeting last Tuesday. Barbara Friedman chair of the Honor Board notes topics for discussion this year include testing for Columbia students at Barnard, library honor questions, and homework help.
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Jane Newham
Juanita Clarke
Barbara Friedman
Columbia
Barnard
Foreign Students Advisers Call For Better Student Records
The Foreign Students Office notes limited information on student academic activity due to transcripts not being regularly sent. Proposals include scheduled interviews and receiving transcripts each semester. The Center offers grants and loans to needy students and access to Fulbright and Smith Mundt funds via the IIE.
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United States
IIE
Group Holds Patriotism Competition for $2000 Prize
The National Society of Colonial Dames of America runs a contest titled Patriotism Reappraised. It asks juniors and seniors to discuss six points including Bill of Rights limits and privileges. Entrants cite an individual's influence on the nation's fortunes and explain a nation harmed by indifference to patriotism.
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National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Daniel Webster
Shenton ends in uncertain state over actions
The passage notes Shenton remains in a troubled condition, questioned about its purpose and the clarity of its self-directed actions, leaving readers contemplating what led to its current state.
Zionism Discussed At Seminar
A Student Zionist Organization seminar at Weiss Farm South Branch New Jersey debated Jewish and Zionist identification. Using questions from Commentary April 1961 issue, the group weighed Jewishness and the Younger Intellectuals and compared religious and secular Zionism.
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Zionist Organization
Weiss’ Farm
South Branch
New Jersey
Commentary
Subfreshmen Visit Barnard College In Biennial Day
Thirty Fairfield County high schools will send about one hundred girls to Barnard College for a biennial Subfreshman Day. Miss Jean Palmer and Miss Helen McCann will address the students at 10:00 a.m. They will attend classes, watch a physical education demo, and tour the campus led by Barnard undergraduates. Mrs. Alden O. Sherman of Weston, Conn. is chairwoman.
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Fairfield County
Barnard College
Barnard College Club
Jean Palmer
Helen McCann
Barnard
Alden O. Sherman
Weston
Connecticut
Assembly Tables Red Ban Motion
A motion to ban a speaker at a college campus continues discussion on university role. The statement argues that a university should serve as a forum for open debate on any issue and that banning a speaker for political reasons conflicts with this ideal.
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Los Angeles
United States
California
Kenmore Avenue
L.A
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Clarke
Theodore
Walt Dickerson
Cecil Taylor
Judson Hall
Jake
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Harrington
Shenton
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113Th Street
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