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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
2
Demburg says she will not join the union and hopes the college will negotiate a grandfather clause for conscience. An Ad Hoc Committee member welcomes the continued election and says students remain eligible, believing enthusiasm will persist while organization and negotiation preparations proceed.
Professor George Woodbridge names 42 students to be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa at Barnard in 1973. Initiation Thursday April 26 in the College Parlor with Ernest Nagel giving the address in Barnard Hall room 204 at 4 30 p m A reception will follow in the James Room The list includes Psychology English Art History Linguistics Religion Anthropology Urban Studies Geography Music Biology Mathematics Foreign Area Studies Sociology Spanish and Latin majors with several double majors noted.
United Farm Workers coordinator Ben Spivak will speak and present the film Viva La Causa at the West Side Militant Forum 2744 Broadway on Friday night April 20 at eight o clock. Admission is one dollar.
Female subjects are sought for a C U N L Y study in human relations. Participants will be paid 2.50 per session. Call Ms. Hoffman at BO 8 1900, ask for R3a. If not in, leave name and number.
Nominations are open for the Class of 73 alumnae officers to serve through the fifth reunion. Officers include President coordinates activities, Vice President chairs the reunion and assists the ident, Secretary writes a news column for the alumnae magazine.
Officers for each issue, Treasurer maintains the class treasury, Fund Chairwomen conduct the annual class appeal for the Barnard Fund. Nominations may be made in the Alumnae Office, 115 Milbank, through April 30. Balloting will occur at the May Wine and Cheese Party on Tuesday, May 1, honoring the Class of 73. Senior invitations go by local mail.
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