Kupferman to Speak On What Airs NYC
New York City Councilman Theodore Kupferman will address the Columbia Young Republicans Club on What’s Wrong with New York City Politics at 7 30 p m in Ferris Booth Hall Room 212. He is expected to attack Goldwaterites and the GOP conservative wing and J Dudley Devine.
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Color Takes First Prize At Carnival
The annual Clubs Carnival on October 18 drew colorful booths judged by Marilyn Ross, with the Ukrainian Club winning first for native dishware and handiwork. Focus magazine took second for originality and the Psychology Club earned third for interest. skits and music by Columbia University groups followed, drawing large crowds.
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Indoor Season Registration Opens for PE Classes
The Physical Education Department schedules indoor season registration for Monday November 4 in the Gymnasium from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Classes resume Wednesday November 6. A $6.50 bowling fee is due to the Bursar before registration. Bowling and fencing and Israeli dance programs are listed with times and days.
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Palastrina Mass Review Highlights Choir Craft and Discipline
The St Pauls Choir under Searle Wright delivers a disciplined performance of Palastrina Mass with clear lines and steady lift. Critics praise Mr Flanderss singers for precision and integrity, and predict an autumn concert could match this standout effort.
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Andrea Cousins to Speak on Harlem Education Project
Andrea Cousins will guest speak at the Bar nard Action meeting on Tuesday October 29 at 1 pm in Room 304 Barnard. She will discuss the Harlem Education Project and her work as NSM tutor coordinator plus civil rights experience with Operation Crossroads Africa.
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Senior medical examinations required for February June or October grads
Seniors graduating in February June or October must have fall semester medical exams. The process includes physical, hemoglobin, urine analysis, and tuberculin test or chest X ray. Chest X rays are done at Manhattanville Health Center. Reports due February 3 1964 with incomplete results barring spring registration.
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House Differs with Senate On Finance of Education
The article notes funding gaps for National Defense Education Act loans as aid percentages vary from 43.5% to heavy reductions. Only 15 states have received full requests. 4.4 million students may seek college this semester vs 4.2 million prior. Since lifting the non-communist affidavit, 17 more colleges joined the NDEA program this year. Since 1960, $800 million has flowed to 700,000 students and staff across 8,000 schools.
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CORE Letter Urges Cloture to End Civil Rights Filibuster
CORE members from Vermont and Prouty plan letters from Senators urging cloture to stop a filibuster. They argue civil rights legislation would pass if the bill reaches a vote. Zingher says a letter now has greater impact than a later election vote.
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