Barnard College Faculty Rule Debate Sparks Student Alarm
A Barnard College rule dispute draws attention to faculty behavior under possible McCarthy era scrutiny. The student bulletin urges all students to attend a meeting next week to voice opinions amid claimed misinformation and limited faculty commentary.
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Millicent McIntosh
Barnard College
Joseph McCarthy
Barnard
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Rules From Page Senate Barnard College Conduct
The president may seek local civic action or court involvement if college rules are violated or threatened. Penalties include suspension or expulsion after hearing. the president may temporarily suspend a student, faculty, or non faculty member pending the hearing.
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Regulations Filing Timelines Acted February 1969
The act requires filing rules with the regents and the commissioner of education within ninety days of the effective date and amendments within ten days of adoption. If a college trustees fail to file on time, state aid is halted. The act limits free speech and peaceful assembly claims and takes effect immediately dated February 18, 1969.
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Commissioner of Education
Medieval Guilds and Society’s Newsletter Referenced
The text notes the Artisan's guild making helmets chain mail and weapons and the Musician's guild within the Society. It mentions the Cloisters museum and describes members living by a chivalric code while adopting medieval customs.
Faculty rules on violations and disciplinary action
The rules specify referral to the Faculty Executive Committee for faculty violations and to the Administrative Council for non faculty violations. Non members of Barnard community may be referred to local civil authorities for action including campus ejection. The president may request civil authorities or file court action and suspend students or staff pending hearing with disciplinary action reviewed by Trustees.
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