Barnard Opens Housing Registry For Apts For Rent
Barnard College starts a Housing Registry to match students with off campus apartments. Seniors have Monday through Wednesday access 10 am to 2 pm in Room 103 Barnard Hall, with lowerclassmen Thursday and Friday. Registry aims for early operation to encourage registration and will list summer sublets later.
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Barnard’s
Barnard Hall
Housing Committee
Deanne Shapiro
Miss Shapiro
Barnard
Fresh Sophomores Prepare for April Sonic Festival
About two hundred freshmen and sophomores train for Greek Games on Saturday April 23. Dress rehearsal next week will present chants dances and athletic events including hurdles discus and chariot races with wreath ceremony closing. Kathy Grossman Linda Papaharis and Pam Skolnick lead coordinating roles. Mrs Marion Phillips advises the faculty.
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Kathy Grossman
Linda Papaharis
Pam Skolnick
God of Thieves
Hermes
Marion Phillips
Physical Education Department
Faculty vote adopts four course system and revised English
The Banard faculty approved a four course plan to ease graduation, extending by six semesters across at least three of six areas including mathematics social sciences art history music literature philosophy and history. The second semester English A was eliminated and departments will revise major requirements and course offerings under central coordination.
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Remington Patterson
Thomas P. Peardon
Committee On Instruction
Banard
Peardon
CUSC Aids Poor People in Personnel Recruitment
The Columbia University Student Council joins a National Student Association program to recruit sales reps and managerial aides for the Poor People’s Corporation in Mississippi. Nin e cooperatives across the Delta manufacture leather goods quilts and clothing. Personnel will help with management and marketing in New York Chicago and San Francisco. Rep salaries start at 45 dollars weekly plus expense allowances.
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Columbia University Student Council
Poor People’s Corporation
Mississippi
National Student Association
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Delta
Peardon Accepts Swarthmore Visiting Professorship
Professor Emeritus Thomas E. Peardon will fill a Swarthmore College Government Department vacancy as Visiting Professor for 1966-67. He will teach an introductory government course and a spring term honors seminar in advanced comparative government. He plans no return to Barnard after this year and hints England may be next.
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Swarthmore College
Thomas E. Peardon
Peardon
Barnard
Swarthmore
England
Honor Board Seeks Student Input on Honor System
The Honor Board invites students to suggest topics for the Judy report clarifying nebulous areas of the Honor System. For questions on ambiguous points contact Judy Shapiro through Student Mail.
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Judy
Judy Shapiro
Philo Gets New Course at Barnard
Barnard College will add one new instructor and two philosophy courses this fall. Associate Professor Sue Larson will teach Philosophy of Language, examining language theories and its link to action and logic, with a different focus from Columbia’s version. Ilmar Waldner will join to teach Social Philosophy and Twentieth Century Philosophy while completing his Stanford PhD. Brennan expands Philosophy 43 into a full year on The Philosophical Implications of the Modern Novel, with a first semester on Mann, Hesse, Schopenhauer, and Nietzsche.
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Barnard
Sue Larson
Larson
Columbia
Ilmar Waldner
Waldner
Stanford
Joseph G. Brennan
Mann
Hesse
Schopenhauer
Neitzche
Brennan
Barnard Repaints Coat of Arms on Campus Gates
A letter to President Rosemary Park prompted repainting the Barnard College gates. The bear insignia, originally colored, was restored with a black bear, gold nose, on a silver background after genealogists traced the colors from Frederick A. T. Barnard's arms. The honeybear mascot stems from the coat of arms.
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Barnard
Rosemary Park
Henry Reed
The
Museum of the City of New York
Miss Park
Jean T. Palmer
Barnard College
Frederick A. T. Barnard
Colum
Bia University
Palmer
Honeybear
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