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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1950
Page
4
A letter from Members, Committee to Combat Imbalance, Disintegration and Community Apathy at Barnard urges the College to reassess policies that threaten balance and integration. They criticize perceived budget and curriculum disintegration, call for united action by students, faculty and administration, and warn of long term effects on campus spirit.
A child writes to the editor asking if Barnard College is fun and objective. She wonders about pink booties, the nutritious academic diet, 1967 tuition, and how she might contribute to Barnard's cross sectional character, signing Martha English Jr.
The new Physical Education head announces that students must write Greek term papers on A A and the H Bomb or why the four year gym requirement is essential to world peace. Papers will be graded by PE staff and read at the Greek Games. A Practical Football for subway commuters course will be offered this spring with weekly demonstrations at 116 Street platform.
Faculty polls on extending the honor system to all academic matters. Questions probe honesty in lectures, examinations, and marking, with faculty comments from Dutch Private Haley and Wire. Debate centers on surveillance versus academic freedom and individual responsibility.
Question why you went out with a man last night and to whom and where. Students drink at the Snack Bar. The dialogue lists motives from cheap dates to a classroom relationship and a movie ticket plan.
The Representative Assembly weighs a New Election Marching Society and Students Conservatory Band to organize spontaneous class marches to voting booths. Parades prohibited during lunch hours to avoid confusion and duplicate votes. A campaigning week and extemporaneous speeches are planned.
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