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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1966

Page

3

Barnard to Combine Dorm and Activities Directorships

Directors of CAO and Residence will not return next year. Their posts merge into Director of Residence and College Activities, to be filled by Mrs. James F. Meyers. Jenkins plans Apple Valley move. Van Sickle expects a June master’s in administration and higher education.

Madeline Jenkins Harriet P. van Sickle Barnard James F. Meyers Miss Jenkins Apple Valley California van Sickle

Crowell Responds to Editorial on Student Exchange

Suzanne Crowell chairwoman of Student Exchange says delegates will report on trips to Southern colleges in late April or early May. She rejects editorial charges of inefficiency and secrecy, notes no next year chair chosen yet, and mentions a possible co chair system with a September meeting to select officers.

Suzanne Crowell Student Exchange Exchange Southern Colleges Bulletin Miss Crowell Karen Kaplovitz University of South Carolina Miss Crowell

NROTC Ceremony Move May Soothe Campus Protests

Plans to shift the NROTC awards from Low Plaza to Morning side Park aim to curb campus demonstrations expected May 6 at 2 p.m. CU Vietnam group seeks non disruptive dissent while concerns arise over the field lease and prior year police action.

N.R.O.T.C Low Plaza Morningside Park

Protest Against Bank Ties To South Africa Draws Pickets

In Morningside Heights 300 picketed First National City Bank branch on 111 Street as students and faculty withdraw accounts. Over sixty deposits were pulled on day one. more than 200 depositors planned letters to the bank president. The protest drew support from Barnard Columbia Union Theological Seminary and Jewish Theological Seminary communities with other groups weighing in.

First National City Bank South Africa Morningside Heights 111 Street Barnard Columbia Union Theological Seminary Jewish Theological Seminary Chuck Powers First National City Martin Luther King Powers Roy Wilkins NAACP Ossie Davis Harry Belafonte John Ciardi Interchurch Center 120 Street Claremont Avenue National Council of Churches Barnard’s American Committee On Dr. King National Student Christian Foundation Harlem

Sophomores Win Greek Games in Spectacular Contest

The sophomore class defeated freshmen 572 to 42 in the sixty fourth Greek Games with victories across dance costumes hurdling hoop rolling and torch racing. Issues included a Hermes themed opening and a flaming torch transfer to next year’s chairwoman.

Tina Kraskow Justine Mee Hermes Miss Kraskow Artemis Hero Trish Baldridge Sharon Calegari Evelyn Dixon Rosalyn Tabachnik Christine Wolfe Valerie Brown Adele Charlot Ann Owens Enid Scott Jane Sims Pamela Scholnick

Isaiah Sheffer to Speak on New York Theater

Thursday Noon Isaiah Sheffer will discuss "Whatever Happened to the Theater in New York" at the Noon Meeting. Mr Sheffer is a stage director and drama critic for WBAI and will teach in Columbia's theater arts program next fall.

Isaiah Sheffer New York Sheffer WBAI Columbia New Theater Arts

Liberalized dorm rules approved for next fall

President Rosemary Park approves lenient lateness system extended curfews and visiting hours with Faculty advice. Dorm leaders Janet Carlson and Ann Davis presented revisions last month. Board allows Park to decide within a balance between ideals and environment.

Rosemary Park Janet Carlson Ann Davis President Park Miss Carlson

Time Extension Rules For Barnard Course Work

From the Registrar students must obtain instructor permission on a Barnard form and file it in the Registrar's Office. Extensions granted only for weighty reasons such as illness or longer project time. Incomplete work defaults to F if no extension approved. File permits before May 6 1966 and submit papers to the Registrar by June 17.

Barnard General Studies Columbia College

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