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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

3

Reps Vote No on Honor Board Poll at Assembly

Reps Assembly discussed an Honor Board amendment on dual responsibility and room allocation in 616 for the Bulletin editor and undergrad president. Adler proposed a SOC poll on student reaction to dual responsibility, but the motion was defeated. the amendment will be posted for two weeks for possible vote or referendum.

Bulletin Reps Carol Adler Honor Board SOC Rep Assembly

Barnard Sees Record Freshman Class With 770 Acceptances

Barnard College announced 770 acceptance letters for the Class of 1968, projecting a freshman class near 440, up about 50 from the prior year. Applications rose to 1706, a 19 percent jump, with 52 admitted under Early Decision and 164 receiving financial aid.

Barnard

Summer Grants program seeks applicants for 1000 funding

Students interested in Summer Grants from the Undergraduate Association should pick up applications on Jake and submit them to Margaret Poss, Student Mail, by Monday, April 27. No application will be accepted after May 1. The Summer Grant Committee will notify all applicants of interview dates. A total of $1,000 is available for educational and service projects.

Undergraduate Jake Margaret Poss

Relin Unveils 1965 Exchange Plans and Goals

Jane Relin newly elected chairman outlines next year's Student Exchange focusing on exposing Southern delegates to New York issues. Plans include a year-round Harlem program for Saturday trips with Barnard students, guest speakers, and city official interviews if funding is approved.

Jane Relin Talladega Exchange Committee Rep Assembly Exchange Miss Relin Harlem Barnard Zoo Park

Dali Describes Jesus as Divine Cheese at lecture

Surrealist Salvadore Dali spoke to a full McMillin Theatre audience detailing slides from The Persistence of Memory and declaring that Jesus is closest to divine cheese, specifying Camembert. He praised his own genius, criticized abstract expressionists, and joked about academics and LSD.

Dali Jesus Salvadore Dali McMillin Theatre Mr. Dali Stract

TV Host Earle to Moderate Barnard Song Fest

NBC College Bowl moderator Robert Earle will preside over the Barnard Arts Festival Song Fest at Wollman Auditorium Saturday from 2 to 4 pm. Seven college singing groups compete for a champagne prize with judges Miss Jean T Palmer Prof Nicholas England and David Goodman. Groups include Barnard Columbines Yale Spizz Knicks Trinity Trinidads Smith College Schwiffs Columbia Kingsmen Notes and Keys. Tickets cost 1. The festival marks Barnard College 75th anniversary.

Robert Earle Wollman Barnard Jean T. Palmer Nicholas England Columbia Music Department David Goodman Columbines Smithereens Smith College Schwiffs Connecticut College Spizznicks Yale Trinidads Trinity College Columbia Kingsmen Notes

CORE protests mark opening day at World’s Fair

Barnard and Columbia students faced disorderly conduct charges after demonstrations at the World’s Fair opening. CORE’s Columbia chapter led peaceful picketing and sit-ins at the Schaffer Beer Pavilion, with some arrested before a chaotic response by Pinkerton guards.

Columbia University The Congress On Racial Equality CORE Schaffer Beer Pavillion Schaffer Pavillion Pinkerton World’s Fair Corporation Barnard Columbia Schaffer Brewery Brooklyn Schaffer Beer Company

Incomplete work extension requests due in registrar office

Applications for permission for extensions for incomplete work must be signed by the course instructor and filed with the Barnard Registrar no later than May 8. October 1964 graduates must file before May 15.

Barnard

Area Studies Discussions Instituted

Foreign Areas Studies majors will hold informal seminars next year to discuss problems in their fields. The program aims to help European, Oriental, and Russian majors gain a sense of their major and identify rational specialization limits. Combined meetings for all 25 students are planned to discuss civilization and terminology.

Barry Ulanov Foreign Areas Studies

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Miss Adler Helen M. McCann Miss McCann New York Metropolitan Area Relin Stu By Alice Rubinstein Mr. Dasi Earle Barnard and
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