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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
1
Arlene Rubenstein campaigns for a democratized Undergrad Assoc with open budget hearings and student control over funding. She calls for campus to reach beyond Barnard with community organizing to advance social change.
Diana Karter proposes strengthening the tri party student governance system at Barnard. She suggests improving communication between committees and students, establishing regular updates and a column or bulletin board to share decisions, and expanding student input in funding and advisory roles. Karter highlights her experience on McIntosh Council and Barnard committees.
Maureen Killackey outlines plans to guarantee student rights and boost responsibilities in college governance. She cites commuter resident integration, coed housing, student input on curriculum, and funding for student-led initiatives as essential to effective Tri Partite committees and policy decisions.
A student candidate argues for clamping liberal influence and expanding the VP role. Proposes mandatory chapel, record keeping of tardiness, strict restroom use, weekly assemblies, assigned attendance numbers, and strict student conduct for dancers. Aims for stronger Barnard representation in policy and closer ties with Columbia.
Karen O Neal argues the Undergraduate Association should be student run not led by a few executives. She cites weak student participation and calls for closer ties with faculty and a mobilized student voice at Barnard.
Request for female participants in a human relations study at C U N Y offers $2.50 per session. Contact Ms. Hoffman at BO 8 1900, ask for R38 if available. if not, leave name and number.
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