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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
3
Barnard College may buy a nearby building to house 200 commuting students if negotiations finish before June. After sale, the building would be renovated for fall 1963 occupancy with co operative housing and kitchen facilities. The final board decision comes at the April 25 meeting.
The Department of Physical Education announces remaining openings for the second course on Educational Techniques of Safety taught by Michael Roberts. The class starts April 16 and students may register in room 209B.
Erica Mann '63 was named editor of Focus by outgoing editor Judy Gerber '62. Associate editors are Rachel Blau and Beverly Morris, with plans for a poetry workshop and expanded coverage of poetry and modern literary issues. The staff will begin official duties next fall for the second spring issue.
Approximately 200 faculty and alumnae attended the ceremony dedicating Helen Reid Hall at Barnard College. Samuel R. Milbank presided, praising Mrs. Ogden Reid for years of service on Barnard’s board. Mrs. Reid called the naming an overwhelming honor as the date stone was sealed with a copper box of 19 student items.
John D. Rockefeller speaks at Barnard on the Peace Corps as America’s tool for global engagement. He calls the organization essential for awakening concern and adapting to social political and economic changes, notes rising communist appeal to youth and issues of poverty and population growth. He cites 600 plus volunteers abroad with about one third women and urges opportunities for female graduates in teaching public health and nursing.
The University of Detroit Student Senate voted 17 to 3 to deny a charter for a campus NAACP group. It cited no race problems on campus and an existing campus Christian Association human relations group. NAACP and student leaders plan appeals and protests to reconsider.
Connie Brown 63 Ann Flesher 64 and Kurland 63 were selected as campus correspondents for New York newspapers in a Public Relations Office contest. Kurland will report for the New York Herald Tribune Flesher for The New York Times and Brown for The New York Post.
Juniors Caroline Fleisher Helen Rauch Jane Ruben and Jo anna Silverberg were elected to the Court of Senior Proctors at a Board of Proctors meeting last Tuesday Reeva Starkman 64 was elected Junior Secretary The Court will function as an appellate body between students and faculty and may be integrated with class advisors A vice president secretary will also be chosen from the Court to serve as vice chairman of the Board and secretary to the Court
Applications for orientation sponsors are available with Jake or outside Miss Van Sickie’s Office in Brooks Hall. Return forms to Anna Fleisher. Students Maal or Bonnie Menninger. Dorm Maal, by Wednesday April 18.
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