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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
4
The Bulletin reports Barnard College considers supervised off campus housing to replace unapproved rooms. Under new policy under 21 residents must live in approved supervised residences or with relatives. Bulletin invites students to identify suitable residences to aid housing committee study.
Kent Robert Greenfield, Army chief historian, argued to Barnard students that government writing of history is needed to access restricted records and speed accuracy. He urged professional competence and academic freedom, noting that air records create gaps and that history spans distant and recent past recorders.
Temporary fall term registration announced with dates for class years 56 57 and 58. Week of April 26 set as the start with separate days for each class. A $10 late registration fee applies.
Placement Office announces a one year library science training program offered by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare in Baltimore Maryland next September. Ten students will be selected with no tuition. Eligibility requires a bachelor degree and at least 12 semester hours in biological sciences. Consult Zoology department or Placement Office for details.
Procter & Gamble introduces a new scholarship program with sixty full-tuition four-year awards at Barnard College and forty-five other colleges and universities. When fully rolled out in four years, about 240 scholarships will be available, including eleven women's colleges. Each scholar receives full tuition plus books and supplies, plus a $500 annual grant to the institution. Recipients are chosen by participating schools based on academic achievement and financial need.
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