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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1956
Page
1
Barnard College student published bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year except vacations and exams. Entered as second class after October 19, 1928 at New York Post Office. Subscriptions priced at 3.50 per year, single copy 10 cents.
A Barnard observance of Academic Freedom Week argues for true academic freedom as protection from dismissal for unfavored views and for Fifth Amendment use without loss of position. It cites Griswold and the Slochower case, urging that tenure be based on competence and performance, not political testimony.
Congratulations to Barnard Debate for finishing third in last weekend's Eastern Forensic League debates. The school praises the team's hard work and urges student support and encouragement for the group.
Pamela Moore of Barnard College publishes Chocolates for Breakfast about rebellion and self destruction among modern youth. The Barnard junior, who never took fiction courses, argues writing comes from experience and market knowledge rather than formal training.
Sue Warte reports on Birmingham and London summer offerings for American students. Programs include Shakespeare studies in Stratford and English literature, art and music courses with Thames excursions, plus Politics and Literature at Oxford and European Civilization at Edinburgh. Tuition for six weeks ranges 187 to 212 dollars plus fare.
Judy Smith profiles the Columbia Greenhouse nursery on Amsterdam Avenue and 116th Street where 2 to 5 year olds learn through play. Miss Carrie Cheek, director, notes the 35 year old, modern school emphasizes natural light, space, and a mix of art, outdoors, reading, and language activities.
W Emerson Gentzler serves as Director of Students' Interest and ex officio chair of the University Council's Committee on Student Organizations at Columbia. He also holds roles as Assistant Provost and former Bursar, acting as liaison for student grievances, club approvals, and academic matters.
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