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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
1
About 100 students discussed curriculum revision highlighting ideas on eliminating grades and meeting requirements. They urge broader student responsibility and formal procedures beyond open debate, with Curriculum Committee as the main channel for student input. The committee meets Monday at noon in Barnard Hall.
Friends of SNCC challenge the College Activities Office claiming interference with free speech. The discussion questions CAO’s broad authority and the lack of an appeal channel for groups unhappy with CAO director decisions, calling for a regularized process to review such actions.
Critics question the Barnard College policy requiring a two week advance invitation for outside speakers. They argue the term normally is vague and that the rule creates potential censorship, applying to student groups but not faculty, and lacking explicit limits on special arrangements beyond security.
Three Barnard College seniors describe why they will join the Peace Corps for two years. Cathryn Goldie heads to Thailand for training in language and teaching, while Elizabeth Peebles will work in Morocco on women’s education and social work. Nancy Brewer heads to Colombia to teach science, trained at Brandeis University.
Barnard yearbook Mortarboard editors Paula De Simone and Mary-Ann Berman promise a photography driven edition with a clean layout and expanded faculty coverage. The 9x12 volume emphasizes images over a copy book approach and will be distributed free to Barnard students the week of May 3, though arrival may be delayed.
Glamour Magazine will nominate about 14 Barnard College students to model in June for the Glamour buyer showrooms with six alternates. Laura McGee, the Glamour representative, interviewed roughly thirty Barnard applicants on April 27, marking her second visit. If chosen, eight will model in June and may be photographed for the August College Issue. Donna Marx ’65 modeled last year.
The American Symphony Orchestra expands its 1965 66 subscription to twenty concerts at Carnegie Hall under Leopold Stokowski. He conducts eight programs, with guest conductors Jussi Jalas Akeo Watanabe David Katz and Jose Serebrier leading four. Schola Cantorum of New York to perform Bach excerpts in December.
Vogue seeks talented graduates for the Prix de Paris contest offering a year as junior editor with Vogue and travel to Paris for a show. Second place gets six months on staff. ten honorable mentions receive $50 bonds. Applicants must graduate by September 1966, with quizzes and a 1500 word thesis.
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