New NSA Leaders Plan Dues Reform and Programs in NY Region
New officers of the Metropolitan New York Region of the National Students Association met at Barnard to revise the regional dues system and map plans for 1961-1962. Ruth Klein, Barnard ’62, was elected to the REC and as second alternate delegate to the national NEC. The group approved a dues distribution based on school enrollment and announced a slate of conferences including a NYC student discount service and several regional assemblies and seminars slated for fall and early winter.
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New York
National Students Association
Barnard
Ruth Klein
REC
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Miss Klein
Met-Ny
C.C.N.Y Baruch Evening College
NSA
NSA Leadership Faces Criticism At Last Summer Congress
The liberal National Students Association faced heavy scrutiny from both student and non student groups during the past year. Critics accused NSA of inadequate representation and domination by left wing agitators. A conservative surge emerged with Young Americans for Freedom and SCANR led by Kay Wonderlie, aimed at reforming NSA.
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National Students Association, Inc
Association
NSA
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Judent Committee For Accurate National Representation
SCANR
Miss Kay Wonderlie
Northwestern Uiversity
Wonderlic
Administrative Personnel Promoted to New Posts at Barnard
Barnard announces promotions in its Public Relations Office and Fund, naming Mrs Lila Rosenblum as Director of Public Relations succeeding Miss Betty Pezzon, Mrs Elsa Adelman Splender, and Miss Paula Zeleznik promoted to News Assistant and Special Events Assistant positions. Mrs Dorothy Weinberger becomes Director of the Barnard College Fund while continuing prior duties.
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Lila Rosenblum
Elsa Adelman Splender
Paula Zelezzmk
Barnard’s
Dorothy Weinberger
Barnard College Fund
Rosenblum
Betty Pezzon
Solender
Zeleznik
Barnard
Miss Zeleznik
Weinberger
Barnard Fund
New Faces at Barnard College Dr Broadbent Joins Anthropology
Barnard College introduces Sylvia Broadbent assistant professor of anthropology with interviews beginning today. She arrives after field work at Yosemite and Colombia studies on Chibcha culture, Spanish Period artifacts at Carmel Mission, and a PhD track in Andean culture history linguistics and primitive medicine at the University of California.
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Sylvia Broadbent
Baonard
Yosemite National Park
Nia
Carmel Mission
Colombia
Mexico
England
China
Broadbent
University of California
Elections in NSA Show Moderate Shift in Delegates
Observers say national officer results reflect the political mood among delegates. John Garvey, UW 1961, won the presidency while Paul Potter of Oberlin, a liberal, ran strongly. Potter later sought the National Affairs Vice Presidency, with Tom Hayden from Michigan a favored rival for the post.
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John Garvey
University of Wisconsin
NSA
Paul Potter
Oberlin College
Tom Hayden
University of Michigan
Junior Series Examines UN Problems Discussion
A new discussion series titled 60's Semi war will tackle United Nations issues after Dag Hammarskjjold's death. Moderator Richard Roett II, a Columbia graduate student, will lead a weekly 12:15 pm talk in Brewster Room 409 Barnard, with freshmen and non social science majors invited to attend and bring lunches.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Secretariat
U.N
Richard Roett II
Columbia
Brewster Room
Barnard
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Barnard College
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D. Broadbent
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National Affairs
Conn Foshay
Miss Foshay
NAT
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