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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1962
Page
3
Linda Sour 63, former Undergraduate Vice-President and treasurer, was arraigned last week on embezzlement charges tied to a 1961-62 deficit of $532.22 found by CPAs. The office remains closed pending resolution. Sour denies wrongdoing, blaming a predecessor.
The adding machine reported stolen from Treasurer and Controller Abbott Costello’s office was found hidden under the Editor-in-Chiefs desk. Bulletin staff were questioned and released for lack of evidence while detectives surveil the Business staff amid suspicions of device use.
A 12 month school year starts this June as Undergraded Association president Frankly Spine announces a three and a half month addition to the eight month academic year. The Negativist Society of the Dormitories backs the plan saying it frees time for student government and activities. Harriet Rheingold praises the move saying Representatives need not seek constituent opinions. Undergrade's budget will fund salaries for Bulletin Hocus and Undergrade.
Mrs. Millicent MacIntosh announced she will not retire as Barnard College president, citing a need to continue her work. The Board of Trustees called an emergency meeting to discuss the decision, which she framed as resisting unmitigated domesticity and safeguarding campus order.
Barnard Undergraduate Association faces HUAC subpoenas to appear in Washington with a year’s records. Frank Walton urges patriots to defend the President against criticism while Barnard vows to uphold academic freedom and free speech as staff rushes to prepare minutes for Monday hearing. A Barnard bonfire is planned to burn unfavorable evidence.
Barnard College faces a crisis as the Admissions Office reports an unusually small number of applicants for the Class of 1966. Director Miss Selema Cann notes competition from sister schools and pledges Barnard’s methods will influence others while hoping a strong intellectual elite emerges.
A box of 57 round wooden pegs vanished from Student Mail between 2 and 4 p.m. Mrs. Flosh Tunnels fainted when told of the loss and Dan ny Fishy reported the theft to authorities. Detectives probe pegs shortage and possible motives amid campus tensions.
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