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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1966

Page

3

Barnard Medical Office Keeps Independence From Columbia Care

Barnard College maintains an autonomous medical office on Barnard Hall second floor while Columbia's facilities merge with Barnard Infirmary. Students favor the on campus office for convenience though some report discomfort, misfiled prescriptions, and divergent diagnoses compared with St Luke's Hospital care.

Barnard Aig Barnard Barnard Medical Office St. Luke’s Hospital Brooks Hall Johnson Thompkins Hall Claremont Avenue John Jay St. Luke’s Columbia’s

Ponge to Lecture at Barnard and Columbia on French Poetry

Francis Ponge will conduct a seminar at Barnard on French poetics and a graduate seminar at Columbia on modern French poetry. Theodor H. Gaster is named Barnard religion professor, bringing a varied background in Near Eastern studies, libraries, and religion, with multiple published works.

Ponge Gaster Jean- Paul Sartre Claude Mauriac Barnard Francis Ponge Virginia C. Gildersleeve Malherbe Lautreamont Columbia Serge Gavronsky Gallimard

Gov't Grants and Loans to Supplement Barnard Aid

Dean Helen P. Bailey explains Barnard College will rely more on federal aid next year as the Barnard fund shrinks due to higher faculty salaries. Work study and National Defense Education Act loans will fill gaps. freshmen start with 200 from loans and 200 from self funds, plus college grants, with further dependence on residence status.

Barnard General Fund Helen P. Bailey Barnard Dean Bailey

Opinions Sought About Housing In Student Poll

The Housing Committee of Rep Assembly surveys student attitudes toward current housing rules to guide policy for 620 West 116 Street and Bryn Mawr site dorms. Questions cover satisfaction, commuting, hardships, and preferences between dormitory living and off campus housing. Results go to President Rosemary Park and Director James Meyers for fall policy decisions.

Housing Committee Rep Assembly Jake Susan Berggren Rosemary Park James Meyers Bryn Mawr Barnard Barrard

CORE Rallies to Protest Blocking Tenant Project

A protest rally organized by the Columbia University Chapter of CORE will gather Saturday at 1 p.m. at Columbus and 105th Street to oppose the city’s Department of Buildings and its West Side Area Services. Barnard and Columbia students have formed the West Side Block Association, uniting tenants from 104th to 108th Streets and Broadway to Central Park West to push urban renewal plans and tenant improvements. A benefit concert, Songs of Many Lands by Martha Schlamme, is set for Monday May 9 at 8:30 p.m. in McMillin Theatre with tickets at 2.25 dollars and 1.50 for students.

Department of Buildings West Side Area Services Columbus and 105Th Sts Columbia University Chapter CORE Broadway Central Park West Barnard Columbia West Side Block Association McMillin Theatre Martha Schlamme Berthold Brecht Kurt Weil

Read-in and Women's March Protest Planned Next Week

The Independent Committee on Vietnam will hold a read-in at McMillin Theatre from 8 to 12 p.m. with Peter Weiss, Eric Bentley, Robert Brustein and many poets and scholars participating. Admission is 75 cents and entertainment includes the Morningside Consort, Bread and Puppet Theatre, and Irma Jurist.

Independent Committee On Vietnam Peter Weiss

Registrar announces spring term planning meetings

Major departments will meet with sophomores and juniors on May 3 or May 5 at 1 10 p.m. to advise on autumn term 1966 programs. Freshman meetings are May 3 at 1 10 p.m. in the gymnasium. Deadline for filing is May 13 for sophomores and juniors and May 20 for freshmen.

Milbank Barnard Hall Stabenau

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