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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
3
Three seniors earn prestigious awards with Marcia Andersen studying Spanish literature in Spain and Victoria Rippere pursuing German studies in England as Fulbright recipients. Barbara Sheklin earns a Danforth Graduate Fellowship for advanced Spanish study toward a doctoral degree.
Dorothy Barker describes VISTA as a domestic Peace Corps catalyst to unite communities and empower the poor. She visited Barnard during the week of April 5 to raise awareness of VISTA activities and recruitment.
A two member panel will discuss programmed learning at the Thursday Noon meeting today. Edward Cobb psychology instructor and Dr. Fred Guggenheim of the New York City Board of Education Bureau of Curriculum Research will speak. Esther Katzen chair will introduce the speakers.
Twenty Class of 1966 and ten Class of 1965 members named to the Board of Proctors. Mary Burton 66 elected Chairman. Incoming board to elect the Court of Proctors as both juniors and seniors serve. New Senior Proctors listed. Junior Proctors named. continuing Senior Proctors noted. Burton served as Secretary. Myra Greenspoon 65 was Chairman.
Janet Carlson and her 67 cohort Lyn Lederman and Jessica Lobel push sponsors as the key to Barnard’s 1965 Orientation. The plan adds more sponsor discretion with social events, a luncheon with faculty, a lawn party, a Baker Field picnic, and library tours before a President's Banquet. Applications due April 12. dorms to Carlson, residents to Lobel, commuters to Lederman.
The junior class chose Nancy Cowles as president and the sophomores Deanne Shapiro as president, freshmen Judy Sollosy as president, with several students named to Honor Board and Judicial Council roles. Balloting occurred the week before vacation and new Rep Assembly delegates were selected across classes.
Today's program features Miss Jean T Palmer and Dr Sidney A Burrell speaking at 1 p m in the gym. Sue Silverman will install Laura Fagelson as the new president and administer oaths to class officers and Assembly members. Rosemary Park will be absent in Italy but will send a message. A tea at 4 p m follows in James Room.
The Columbia Barnard Young Democrats elected Carlton Carl president with Barry Ernstoff as second vice president. Irene Sharp becomes corresponding secretary and Maynard Maidman recording secretary. Charles Jarrist is treasurer, Sharon Zukin re elected member at large, and new members at large include Christine Knowles Simon Barsky Jonathan Kott and Fred Pugarelli.
The report lists attendees Garet Poss Lucille Kerr and Phyllis Greenman at the class of 1967 gathering. Details on date location or purpose are not provided in the fragment.
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