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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
5
Trustees yet to approve the raise effective July 1 as part of a package including new disability insurance. The faculty, after prior calls for 13 and later 10.8 percent, accepted the administration’s recommendation amid controversy. Professors Patterson and Kessler praised the package as generous and realistic.
This second in a series describes Barnard’s Tripartite Committee System and the Judicial Council. It outlines Council I’s jurisdiction over all college rule violations on or off campus, its procedures, and limited penalties. It notes pending city state or federal cases restrict Council I, and lists current charges against four students connected to the Dean Picker occupation.
The Barnard Education Program may face a lawsuit from the Jewish Defense League over alleged discrimination against twelve wait-listed applicants who attended Yeshiva Schools. Director Susan Sacks called the charges unfounded and said no evidence supports discrimination by sex religion race or creed.
Gwyneth Murphy leads with 290 votes or 39.1 percent of 784 total in a 40.2 percent student turnout. Robyn Grayson becomes Senior Vice-President after 53.8 percent, with Ruth Leibowitz at 53.4 percent as Treasurer and other ticket members winning posts on Coordinating and Judicial Councils.
Emily Gregory arrived at Barnard College in 1890 to teach Botany and later became the first woman professor of Botany at the University of Pennsylvania and then Barnard. She championed graduate work for women, funded lab assistants, and fought for proper lab space and resources before her untimely death in 1897.
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