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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1957
Page
3
Barnard students receive top honors at the annual Honors Assembly to be held tomorrow at 1 p m in the Gymnasium. Prizes range from poetry and prose to a $800 Allen Prize for math or physics and the Janeway Prize for creative writing.
Honor Board proposes a revised Honor System Constitution with a Faculty Appeal Board chaired by the Dean of Studies and four faculty members. The class advisor sits without a vote, and the Honor Board chairman may testify. A Joint Board could finalize disputed rulings, and undergraduates gain appeal rights. The proposal requires a three-fourths vote by the Representative Assembly and will be posted on the Bulletin Board on Jake.
Miss Inez Nelbach associate in Barnard College English will guide the incoming Class of 1961 for four years starting September 1957. An Barnard alumna since 1948 she teaches speech voice and diction and oral interpretation of literature. She holds a Columbia MA in medieval literature and pursues a PhD. She won a 1954 Delta Kappa Gamma fellowship and belongs to senior English groups.
Columbia economist William Hants spoke at the English 92 conference last Thursday, introducing English scenery to students majoring in English. The lecture highlighted geographic perspectives in English literature studies.
A discussion and slide show reveal Barnard College’s Ball Boy project as a sign of technological progress replacing human tennis partners. The report notes Ball Boy uses vivid slides and focuses on England’s landscape and rural architecture, detailing land use, materials, and building methods.
The William J. Wollman Foundation donates 600000 to Barnard College toward a new library in Adele Lehman Hall. The gift is part of a 6600000 clearance to support 84 NYC colleges and agencies, with Barnard needing 397000 more to reach a 2000000 library goal. The Wollman Memorial Library will be named in honor of the donor.
The anthropology program adds Human Evolution to fulfill the non laboratorial biological science requirement. The religion department introduces four new courses including Medieval Religious Thought and The Development of Modern Theology, plus Luther and Calvin and The Puritan Tradition. Byzantine Art analyzes Byzantine art from the fifth to fifteenth century. Language offerings expand with Italian 9 and German 55 56 featuring intensive modern prose readings.
Proctors will hold a meeting Thursday May 2 at 12 30 p m in room 408 Barnard.
Columbia Players present The Voice of the Sea an original musical set in a 1920s fishing village May 1 to May 4 at Moc Millan Theatre featuring Barnard students Evelyn Lerner Betts McCormick JoAnna Bressler Carlotta Lief and Janet Burke in leading roles Annette Raymond wrote the music and storics Sara Pietsch designed costumes Subscriptions available at John Jay Hall box office
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