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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1964
Page
3
The Rep Assembly overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to donate funds for Alaska quake repair at last Friday’s meeting. A redefinition of Undergraduate financial policy is anticipated before a new guideline on surplus spending is issued.
Dorm petition controversy erupts as petitions calling for a curfew referendum are claimed removed from elevator walls. Margery Dubrow 65 reports torn or replaced notices, while B J Lunin Dorm Exec President defends actions and invites student input. Dubrow has 219 signatures, needing 263 for a referendum.
The Arts Festival Committee and Social Council sponsor a May 2 Night Out dinner dance in Barnard gym. Tickets range 2 to 3.50 with limited sales and invitations to faculty, parents, and alumnae. The event includes student faculty entertainment and an orchestra, closing the Arts Festival with Barnard and Columbia theatrical performances.
The Columbia Citizenship Council launches SEER Student Educational Exchange Roundtable to offer high school students in twenty cities an outstanding discussion program. Columbia leaders, including Frederick Levine, outline plans, read lists, and research projects guiding discussions with a focus on great literature and ideas.
Dr Loran Eiseley chaired a symposium at the 75th anniversary event honoring space exploration. Speakers included Dr Gordon J F McDonald and Dr Marjorie Hope Nicolson. They discussed rocketry shifting focus from micro to macro cosmology and the telescope's impact on imagination.
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