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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1950
Page
3
Ten faculty members or 0.34 percent of the teaching staff replied to a questionnaire about paying a parking fee. The response details illustrate campus concern and satire on cross sections and funding, with Dean Reardon commenting on faculty diversity and rulings, while protests urge equal parking costs for Columbia professors.
Barnard College announces an amendment to the Undergraduate Constitution to implement the All-Student Democratic Election Program. One candidate per office will be nominated by Political Council and a vigorous campaign will precede a highly participatory election. The plan, first tested in September, mirrors Eastern European procedures and aims for near 100 percent student voting.
A Barnard College poll seeks faculty input on a proposed parking plan to fund higher taxes and Milbank Hall road costs. Faculty would pay a five dollar daily parking fee via a campus lot concession, with opt‑in for full professors and grant‑in‑aid considerations described.
Professor Dunning outlined atomic history from early spheres to nuclei and electrons and demonstrated an atomic ray gun. He predicted future devices like a Geiger counter and cyclotron while noting ongoing research and a plan to buy red and chrome ray guns for Barnard’s campaign in Vermont.
The Registrar's Office outlines a roster of new courses for the upcoming academic year. The Chemistry Department adds Chemoora: The Art of Preparing Baby Formulas to the curriculum, aiming to help students cope with societal changes and fulfill civic obligations.
Barnard College announces Professor A A Belgium will head the department and merge all women’s physical education classes with Columbia College. The move follows a long tradition of coed activity, including Saturday night wrestling between Barnard and Columbia. The pool reopens after orange donations, and swimming classes will be open to the public with strapless two piece suits issued to registrants.
The Senior Week committee selected The Frolics of Fifty as the theme for Senior Week submitted by Amelia Coleman. Her prize includes a Junior Prom bid, three blind dates for the Senior ball, a Cadillac convertible for the ball, and a two week honeymoon in Bermuda.
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