UA Officers Editor To Get Room Priority
The President and Treasurer of Undergraduate Student Activities and the Editor in Chief of Bulletin will receive top housing priority next semester. They will get college housing when it becomes available and may apply for senior year housing aid, despite normally not qualifying while juniors. The policy avoids disrupting academics by keeping them housed through their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Piovia
Bulletin
Executive Committee of Representative Assembly
Columbia Students Form Nonpartisan Vietnam Support Committee
The Ad Hoc Committee for Free Vietnam formed at Columbia University aims to back the U.S. role in Vietnam. Originating with three students, the group plans a Saturday Fifth Avenue march, printing Q&A on policy, organizing debates, and sending Christmas cards to soldiers to boost morale.
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Ad Hoc
Committee For Free
Vietnam
Columbia University
Columbia
Mike Kogan
Stephen Soule
Jeff Rosen
U.S
Fifth Avenue
South Vietnam
Rosen
Soule
Barnard Faculty Seeks Flexible Curriculum Changes
The Barnard College Faculty Ad Hoc Curriculum Committee led by Professor Emeritus Thomas P. Peardon studies student needs to shape a more elastic curriculum. They plan data collection including alumnae polls and a student profile, with options for directed or unguided study and possible voluntary requirements.
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Barnard
Edward King
Thomas P. Peardon
Holly Gunner
King
Guttmacher Advocates Sexual Responsibility for Youth
Dr. Alan Guttmacher, president of Planned Parenthood World Population, told freshmen that a code of sexual responsibility is essential. He warned premarital sex harms many and urged responsibility for unwanted pregnancies and related actions while discussing abortion sterilization and contraception.
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Alan Guttmacher
Aries
Bass
Guttmacher
Kirk Critique Distorted Wolff Charges Spectator With Misrepresentation
Professor Wolff accuses the Spectator of misrepresenting his Vietnam teachout remarks against President Kirk’s commencement address. He says the article quoted selective phrases and ignored the broader argument about academic freedom. The NSA renewal vote and Barnard’s coordinator role are also reported.
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Gloria Leitner
Robert P. Wolff
Spectator
Grayson Kirk
Kirk
Vietnam
Wolff
Columbia University
Professor Wolff
Vietnam Poll Notice Seeks Student Participation
The Vietnam Poll is reprinted to maximize student turnout at Bulletin. Submit completed polls via Student Mail to Bulletin by Thursday November 4 at 4 30 p m. Names or ID numbers will be kept confidential. Results appear in the November 9 issue.
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Vietnam
Barnard
616 Workshop Tutors Harlem Seniors for Boards Prep
The 616 House Council led by Helen Stambler 66 will run a tutoring program called 616 Workshop Saturday from 10 to 12 in the 616 lounge. Barnard students will tutor Harlem high school seniors in English and math to raise College Board scores by 50 to 100 points before the December exam.
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Mary Schad
616
House Council
Helen Stambler
Barnard
Harlem
Miss Stambler
Columbia College Citizenship Council
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Sandra Merkel
Toni Savage
C. U. Independent Committee On Vietnam
Viet Nam
By Terry Colen
By Michele Everett
Rep Assembly
NSA
Representative Assembly
National Student Association
Ann Greenbaum
Southeast Asia
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