Curriculum Committee Chooses Eight Class Reps
The Curriculum Committee elected eight representatives for the coming year at an open meeting. Senior reps are Loraine Botkin Judy Lefkowitz and Donna Rudnick. junior reps Carol Cardozo Sue Gerbi Josie Gittler. sophomores Holly Gunner and Linda Teicher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Botkin
Judy Lefkowitz
Donna Rudnick
Carol Cardozo
Sue Gerbi
Josie Gittler
Holly Gunner
Linda Teicher
Carlin Cites Ethics Code For Lawyers
Dr. Jerome E. Carlin reports on a survey of 800 New York City private practitioners. The study identifies three code focus areas: client relations, public obligations, and professional competition, with client duties ranked highest and bribery rules emphasized. The Bar Association code guides ethics and soliciting business remains unethical.
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Jerome E. Carlin
Columbia University Bureau of Applied Social Research
New York City
Code of Ethics
The
Bar Association
Schwartz Urges CUSC to Dissolve at Columbia University
Columbia University Student Council debated dissolution after Lee Schwartz urged abolishment citing a self perpetuating group. The council rejected the move, while voting to explore administration support for SNCC entertainment and approving next year’s budget and a delegation to the 1963 NSA convention.
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Columbia University Student Council
Lee Schwartz
CUSC
Mississippi
SNCC
U. S. National Student Association
June Zydney to Direct Student Mail at Barnard
June Zydney Barnard class of 1959 returns to Barnard to direct Student Mail through year end. She previously served as Assistant to the Director of College Activities, left January 1961 to have a baby, and has twice helped since then when Miss Katherine Goodwin was away. She recalls familiar faces and notes changes among undergraduates.
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June Zydney
Zydney
Barnard
Sydney
England
Katherine Goodwin
Senior Class Meeting Noted for April 30
The 63 class announces a senior meeting tomorrow at 12 sharp in 304 Barnard. Graduation announcements will be made and alumnae officers elected with Mrs Marion White and Miss Mary Buss speaking. Bryson Award nominations and class gift selection on the agenda.
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Barnard
Marion White
Mary Buss
Bryson
Barnard Action formed led by Naomi Acts in 1966
Naomi Acts led a Barnard College meeting that formed Barnard Action, a student party to discuss college issues and support issue oriented candidates. Arlene Katz was elected vice chair, with Alma May and Augusta Souza to help draft a constitution. The group plans a Mississippi clothing drive with SNCC to aid Negro migrant workers denied federal relief for voter registration.
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Naomi Acts
Barnard College
Barnard Action
Barnard
Student Council and
Representative Assembly
Leflore County
Mississippi
Arlene Katz
Alma May
Augusta Souza
J. Ginsberg Chosen SOC Chair For 63 764
Jane Ginsberg was elected chair of the Student Opinion Committee at a meeting attended by eleven students. Randy Watson served as moderator before the chair was selected. The SOC will poll student opinion and allow groups to present proposals. Publicity and proposal presentation procedures were key topics.
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Merle Hazid
Jane Ginsberg
Randy Watson
SOC
Exec
Seven Sisters Accept 4489. Early Plans Set for 2760 Freshmen
Seven Sisters colleges mailed acceptance notices to 4489 candidates for the 1963-64 freshman class. They expect about 2760 enrollments, with 644 accepted under Early Decision, 1022 from 11116 applications. Radcliffe, Barnard, Vassar report stronger public school and regional applications and increased financial aid offers.
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Liberal Arts Colleges For Women
Seven College Conference
Examination Rules and Absence Consequences
The Committee on Instruction reminds students to attend final exams and consult the timetable as changes may occur. Unexcused absence yields a zero. May exams missed must be taken in September. Deficiency exams are limited to those with satisfactory work and valid reasons.
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Nelson
Columbia
Barnard
Helen Law
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Shoshanna Sofaer
Miss Sofaer
Carlin
L. Schwartz
Heads Mail
J. Ginsberg
Radcliffe
Harry
Vassar College
Helen McCann
New York
Edward S. Stimpson
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