CORE Boycotts UFS For Workers' Rights
Columbia University CORE organizes a September 25 boycott of University Food Services with 50 members demanding higher wages overtime pay sick leave and health code enforcement. Local 302 backs workers who seek union rights amid protests and student contract cancellations.
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Columbia
Columbia University Core
University Food
John Jay Dinning
Cafeteria Workers Union
Columbia Core
CORE
Michael Flag
UFS
Pres Park outlines self confidence through education at Barnard Convocation
President Rosemary Park argued education builds self confidence by expanding knowledge in science history and art. Dean Henry Boorse announced an eight story building plan for 1966 with a student center on lower floors and academic facilities above.
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Rosemary Park
Miss Park
Henry A. Boorse
Dorm Exec Questions Handbook Explanations On Curfew And Judiciary
At the first meeting of the new term Dor Exec debated summer problems and rulings in the Residence Halls handbook and 616. The group noted the curfew extension for upperclassmen may conflict with the current 1:30 am limit and discussed judiciary status as an unconfirmed permanent Dorm Exec function. With 200 more girls added to the overburdened 616 switchboard bringing users to 700, they consider giving 616 its own line.
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Pepsi Cola
Barnard College
Museum of the City of New York
East River Savings Bank
Barnard
Boorse
Peace Corps
Dor Exec
Visiting hours notice for male residents corrected
A mimeographed regulation error is corrected. Visiting hours for men are now from 6 to 11 on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays.
120 Transfer Students From 66 Schools Across Four Nations
120 new transfer students join the college this fall from 66 colleges in 23 states and four foreign nations. Among them 57 are juniors, 48 sophomores, 12 degree candidates from other schools, and 39 readmitted students. Notable origins include five from foreign institutions and four Columbia/Barnard family ties.
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Sara Piovia
International Christian University
Tokyo
Sorbonne
University of Paris
University of Friebourg
Switzerland
Columbia
Oxford
New York University
Wellesley
Radcliffe
Queens College
Brandeis
Mount Holyoke
Graduate Awards Information Available To Seniors On Oct 5
Seniors may pick up graduate award information in Room 117 Milbank starting Monday October 5. The binder on the counter lists awards from the Institute of International Education and information on Fellowships and Graduate Programs. Application forms for foreign study awards are due by 4 00 p.m. November 2. Seniors are urged to discuss plans with their major advisors before filing. Faculty listed will discuss graduate study with majors in their departments.
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Milbank
Institute of International Education
Fulbright
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