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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1964

Page

3

Ann Fleisher Wins F G Bryson Award at Barnard

Ann Fleisher of West Orange New Jersey was named this year's Frank Gilbert Bryson Award winner by Barnard College. The Russian Area Studies major earned the senior class vote in March for unselfish service and contribution to Barnard. Fleisher, a transferred student from Jackson College, held roles as Associate News Editor Editor in Chief of Bulletin correspondent to the New York Times and New York Herald Tribune. She plans to save the prize of about 100 dollars for use after marriage in Baltimore where she will be a newspaper reporter.

Ann Fleisher West Orange New Jersey Frank Gilbert Bryson Bryson Ella Fitzgerald Bryson Barnard Miss Fleisher Jackson College Bulletin New York Times New York Herald Tribune National Student Association Ann

Administration Curtails616 Privileges In New Dorm Code

The Altora House becomes Barnard housing with full dorm rules.616 loses its lenient curfew and visiting hours now under Reid Brooks Hewitt policy. 616 gains two advantages: no dinner check and weekend guest access 6 to 11. 2 to 5 Sunday visiting hours remain. dining kitchen facilities enable these changes.

Altora Barnard Reid, Brooks and Hewitt

Symposium on Space Adventure at Barnard Anniversary

A Saturday program marking Barnard College’s 75th anniversary features talks on space exploration and imagination. Dr. Marjorie Nicolson discusses The Discovery of Space from 11:00 to 12:00, Dr. Gordon J. F. MacDonald speaks on Science in the Exploration of Space at 1:30, and Dr. Loren Eiseley presents The Inner Galaxy. An informal discussion and reception follow. Tickets are available from the College Activities Office and Public Relations Office.

Barnard Majorie H. Nicolson Gordon J. F. MacDonald Loren Eiscee Nicolson Institute of Advanced Studies Princeton Columbia University MacDonald University of California Atmospheric Research Laboratory University Institute of Geophysics Eiseley Space Briseley Richard Prentice Ettinger

Randall Watson Named Editor of Focus Campus Magazine

Randall Watson 65 is named Editor of Focus the campus literary magazine for the coming year. Others taking editorial roles include Paula Kreisman 65 Paula Fass 67 Cornelia Hall 65 and Jayme Spahn 67. Watson outlines a policy to widen material sources and boost artwork and layout.

Pus Literary Magazine Paula Kreisman Paula Fass Cornelia Hall Jayme Spahn Miss Watson Focus Nancy Kline University of Chicago

Barnard Delegates Picked for CUSC and Summer Posts

Representative Assembly selects Nancy Cowles and Arlene Katz as Barnard delegates to the Columbia University Students Council. Four committees were named housing finance judiciary and constitutional revision. Five students join a Student Summer Grant Committee with three unnamed faculty advisers. Summer internships for four Barnard interns in the Citizenship Council Program include Marina Angel Charlotte Tyte Penny Lipkin and Gene Bentley each earning 500. Elections for Freshman Orientation Chairman and NSA Coordinator are upcoming.

Nancy Cowles Arlene Katz Barnard Columbia University Students Council CUSC Sue Silverman Sue Scheffler Margaret Stolz Margaret Poss Erica Wolfe Freddy Linick Park Citizenship Council Marina Angel 65 Congressman Pascal Florida Charlotte Tyte Senator Cooper Kentucky Penny Lipkin Congressman Shipley Illinois Gene Bentley Senator Greening Alaska Miss Silverman NSA

Boorse Explains Trustees Role In Granting Tenure

Dean Boorse outlines Barnard College tenure promotions as decided by the Board of Trustees. He cites three criteria for promotion service to the college teaching success and publication. He notes outside offers complicate retention and discusses Woodrow Sayre and the Everest work as examples.

Boorse Barnard College Henry Boorse Dean Boorse Woodrow Wilson Sayre Tufts University Sayre Everest Fust Barnard

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A. Fleisher F. G. Bryson By Lynne Braverman Baltimore Rosemary Park Harriet van Sickle Jake Randall Watson The Cam Rep Assembly By Sharon Zukin
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