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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
4
Lily Pu, student representative to the Board of Trustees, argues for student participation in the selection process used by ATP for faculty promotions. The Education Committee will debate the issue at its next meeting amid concerns about confidentiality.
A five dollar increase in the student activity fee will create a ten thousand dollar budget for intercollegiate teams this year. An Ad Hoc council with faculty, Recreation and Athletic Association members, department chair, athletics director, two students at large, and administrators will select pilot teams, coaches, and rules for Barnard teams. Students at large will be elected in the future. interested undergraduates should contact the Undergrad office before April 22.
The first Barnard prom since 1967 will be held May 10 at the Faculty House with tickets at 33 dollars per couple available next week in the CAO office. A formal full course meal will be served and final exams will run without proctors for reasons given by Dean Bruce Feld.
Indoor attractions feature continuous screenings of The Yellow. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the campus hosts a Simplicity Fashion Show by the Development Council and a baking contest with a sale of baked goods. A late night dance planned by MacAc ends the day as students seek escape from silent study before summer.
The sloop Clearwater returns to the Hudson with a public event on April 26 from noon to 5 at 125 Street and the river. A parade starts at 10 from the Apollo Theater with Pete Seeger and the Hudson Valley Freedom Theater presenting a play and free admission.
The Union Seminary Women's Center sponsors the Megan Terry play Calm Down Mother with a Green Eyed Ladies musical following. The performances are Friday April 25 at 9 00 p m and Saturday April 26 at 9 00 p m. Donations requested. information line 866 2200 ext 81.
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