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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
3
Barnard College announced it accepted 644 of 1,127 applicants for the class of 1966, with 355 expected to report at registration, bringing total Barnard enrollment to 1,500, up 25 from this year. Across the Seven Sisters, 4,624 of 9,787 applications were admitted, a slight drop from last year.
The Board of Proctors agreed to inform freshmen about dress rules and remind all students of their existence. They approved a new student lecture series for next year covering academic and non academic topics, with a prior series two years ago focusing only on academics. A booth at the Kandiland Carnival will be sponsored, location undecided. Chairman Conn Foshay notes reevaluation and extension of Proctors functions have begun, with new rules not yet codified. Jane Ruben was elected vice chair and secretary of the Court of Senior Proctors.
Barnard College trustees voted a 200 dollar tuition increase for 1963-64 bringing total to 1550 and approved off campus housing rule changes for 1962-63. Millicent Carey McIntosh was named President Emeritus, salaries raised to attract top professors, and funds from reserves to cover the rise while delaying until September 1963.
Arlene Katz 65 was elected National Student Association Coordinator for 1962 63 at yesterday's Representative Assembly A motion to establish a student grant fund for Barnard students working in summer programs passed The plan grew from a proposal to fund Crossroads Africa and evolved into a general scholarship fund Readings show 21 in favor 10 against 7 abstaining The Assembly will vote on an Undergraduate Constitution amendment to maintain Senior Class representation through June
Anne Cronin was chosen director of the Seven College Vocational Workshops for 1962 63 to be held at Barnard under a Carnegie Corporation grant. Cronin will shape content invite speakers and lead eight sessions focusing on helping women refit for market demands and optimize their education. Her career spans Radcliffe Harvard Phi Beta Kappa Ring training roles in Boston New York Washington and executive placement work with the Bing Cronin Agency.
Sixty two seniors owe fines for missed class meetings on March 15 and April 12 and cannot graduate until paid. Names are posted on the class bulletin board on Jake. Fines for missing the nominations assembly go to Conm Foshay and Martan Friedman via student mail.
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