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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1962
Page
3
At the Representative Assembly in 306 Barnard topics narrowed to city planning voter registration state and local reapportionment housing discrimination and school integration. A formal resolution will be voted on at Wednesday’s meeting to decide the final topic.
Barbara Sheklin reports at the 1965 class meeting that absentees will face steep fines and 65 Rep Assembly delegates will meet weekly to discuss issues. The 25 cent absence fine rises to 1.25 if unpaid in two weeks, with 200 percent weekly interest for sophomores missing payments.
The Columbia University Student Council adopted six resolutions urging repeal of the 1962 NDEA amendments and calling Columbia to reconsider its NDEA membership. Others deplored the discriminatory amendments and supported repealing the act’s disclaimer affidavit. Permanent executives were elected: Chairman Jean-Louis Brindamour, Vice Chairman Eric Foner, Secretary Loretta Tremblay, and Treasurer Robert Hammer.
The bulletin announces expansion of the Bulletin Board service to university wide activities. Deadlines are 12 noon Thursday for Monday issues and 12 noon Tuesday for Thursday issues. Include organization name place date time and meeting purpose. submit articles to Bulletin Room 1 Barnard Annex.
Composer Richard Rodgers to head a new Lincoln Center unit named the New York Music Theater. It will focus on operetta and musical comedy at the New York Theater opening in 1964 with about 2735 seats. Rodgers, famed for collaborations with Oscar Hammerstein II, leads the effort.
Nancy Lenvin captured the Freshman Class presidency in a run off with 165 votes cast by the class of 1966. A Arlington Virginia native, she plans government study and possibly law school after working last summer in the State Department. She urged day activities to ease commuter dorm rift and suggested Brooks Living Room box lunches for freshmen to talk about interests, backgrounds, and classes.
An anti HUAC rally on a Wednesday night drew a sober, tense crowd as Mark Lane and Lorraine Hansberry framed the mood. The event contrasted with past rallies, noting aging activism and renewed Midwest organizing while New York liberals showed waning interest.
Police stopped a Progressive Labor antiwar rally on College Walk at 1 p.m. last Thursday for blocking the sidewalk. PL claimed Kennedy misleads the public to support a war for profit, praising Castro and Cuba's socialist revolution and urging broader Latin American freedom from U.S. backed dictatorial regimes.
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