Medical Office weighs move to Annex at Barnard
Barnard Medical Office plans to relocate to the Annex when the Student Center is finished. Dr. Marjory J. Nelson says space will be tight as enrollment reaches 2,000 and a more coordinated psychiatry and medical office system is sought. No major service changes expected. referrals to St Luke’s may continue due to infirmary costs.
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Barnard Medical Office
Marjory J. Nelson
Barnard
St. Luke's Infirmary
Nelson
Miss Park
St. Luke's
Columbia University
Hours Extended At Library For Exam Period
Miss Esther Greene announces expanded library hours for the exam period with all floors open until 10 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. A student-use count will inform future planning, following BULLETIN poll results showing interest in an 11 p.m. Sunday to Friday close. President Rosemary Park delayed budget changes, but Greene plans to reintroduce the proposal this summer.
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Esther Greene
Greene
Bulletin
Rosemary Park
Miss Greene
Miss Park
Burrell and Fox to Leave Barnard for New Roles
Associate Professor Sidney A. Burrell will leave Barnard after fifteen years to become chair and full professor of history at Boston University. He will teach Development of Historical Thinking in 1966-67 and conduct a graduate seminar the following year. Renee Claire Fox will depart Barnard for a one year Congo assignment to write a book with a Missionary Sociologist and later publish in 1968.
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Sidney A. Burrell
Barnard
Boston University
Burrell
Columbia
Renee Claire Fox
Congo
Miss Fox
Professor Greet McIntosh to Teach Five Barnard Courses Next Year
Professor Greet McIntosh, Barnard English professor emeritus, will teach five courses next year. He has been at Barnard since 1926, currently on spring leave, and will offer Chaucer and Medieval Literature, Anglo-Saxon language and literature, and related graduate options for Barnard students. He held chairs and Fulbright posts, served as CBS speech consultant, and traveled widely with his wife.
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University of the South
Columbia
Greet
Barnard
Montpelier
Aix-en-Provence
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mexico
Admit 825 For Barnard Class of 1970
Letters admitting 825 students to the class of 1970 were mailed yesterday. There were 1602 applicants, a drop of eleven from 1965. Miss Helen M. McCann expects to increase undergraduate enrollment by 100 next year, a larger rise than planned by any other Seven Sister college admissions director.
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Carolyn Wilmot
Helen M. McCann
Elizabeth Vermey
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Margaret W. Stimpson
Four-Course System Takes Effect in Sept 1966
Barnard College adopts a four course per semester rule to earn 32 credits for graduation starting September 1966. A minimum of six courses will satisfy degree requirements and eight will cover major requirements. The change follows the Peardon Report and requires two years at Barnard for the BA.
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Peardon
Thomas P. Peardon
Barnard
Helen Law
Barnard Names Meyers New Director of Residence and Activities
Mrs. James F. Meyers is appointed Director of Residence and College Activities at Barnard. She will oversee the dormitory complex 616 Bryn Mawr and 620 W. 116 St., regulate off campus housing, and supervise extracurricular activities. The role merges prior separate duties due to rising on campus housing.
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James F. Meyers
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Rosemary Park
Meyers
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