B n ai Birth Praises Exchange Activities
The Anti-Defamation League and National Student Association awarded the 1963 64 Student Exchange Program second prize for a campus activity that fights discrimination. Ellen Wolkin submitted the winning essay with Barnard Bulletin articles and outlined the program’s 1961 origins, major revisions, and efforts to challenge students to reevaluate values and confront discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B’rith
National Student Association
Ellen Wolkin
Barnard Bulletin
Miss Wolkin
Student Exchange
Judiciary Chairman Outlines Procedural Revisions
Nancy Campbell chairwoman of the Judicial Council explains the council’s power to revise its own procedures based on diverse cases. She says the council should not be bound by Assembly suggestions and that the housing delegate may handle preliminary information and witness interviews. The group aims to keep case details private and release statements only with student consent. The council plans to influence administration without agitation and seeks to communicate their views to students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy (Duff) Campbell
Judicial Council
Miss Campbell
Rep. Assembly
Barnard Students Push African Area Studies Major
Barnard students seek to broaden offerings by proposing an African Area Studies major and Afro American history course. Denise Jackson and supporters press for university resources or a Barnard run program, presenting leaflets and meeting the Curriculum Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Denise Jackson
Holly Gunner
Columbia College
Kahil Discusses Inflation and Growth in Brazil
Professor Rauf Kahil of American University of Cano spoke at Columbia Law School on Inflation and Economic Development in Brazil. He argued against the structural view of inflation, attributing deficits to unnecessary investments like Brasilia and outlined regional development differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauf Kahil
American University of Cano
Brazil
Columbia Law School
Kahil
St Anthony’s College
Oxford
Law School
Institute of Latin American Studies
Brasilia
Nye Says John Jay Hall Boycott Had Little Effect
Columbia University official Joseph Nye says the CORE Action boycott of John Jay Hall dining services had little impact on the university image or student attitudes. He notes wages and benefits for dining hall workers exceed NY state minimums and outlines annual merit raises, paid leave, holidays, a pension plan, and free tuition for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nye
Columbia University
John Jay Hall
Coreaction Coalition
Columbia
John Jay
Nye
Thi
CORE
New York State
University
Mr. Nye
February Grad Candidates Prepare Diploma Cards
February graduates may pick up diploma name cards and address stubs in the Registrar's Office until October 30 to signify intention to graduate in February 1965.
Reps Pursue Constitution Referendum and Committee Reforms
Miss Silverman announced the final draft of the constitution will go to referendum within weeks as the Constitutional Revision Committee finishes work. The Assembly discussed ad hoc committees for housing and finance and approved a 2500 deficit cover for the Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Silverman
Ndergraduate Association
Constitutional Revision Committee
Miss Silverman
Rep. Assembly
Wollman Library
Milbank Hall
Jake
Assemblyas
Laura Fagelson
Undergrad
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Miss. Walkin
Harlem
Miss Walkin
By Nancy Klein
Miss Jackson
NSA
Nanci Buchalter
Barry Ulanov
Prof
Joann Ryan Morse
Dorothy Lang
Rep.Assembly
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