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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1962
Page
1
Editorial urges orientation sponsors to focus on creating a welcoming, supportive atmosphere rather than emphasizing procedural details. The sponsor should accompany sponsees through early weeks, be available, and act as a steady friend and big sister to help them adjust to a new college environment.
The Assemblies Committee lacks centralization with no student member seeing the whole group. It operates on sub committees and meets rarely. a smaller, more centralized structure is urged to plan the year’s program in full and ensure all members share an overview.
Linda Sweet announces the Undergraduate Association creates the Activities Council to replace the Clubs Council and expand scope. The new body unites representatives from all Barnard clubs and committees to coordinate extra and co curricular activities, with flexible committees and monthly meetings for planning and communication.
The New World Review invites essays on building a world of peace, urging negotiations, nuclear disarmament, and universal reduction of weapons. Dr. Jerome Davis, Gen. Hugh B. Hester, and Dr. Harry F. Ward judge, with prizes from 50 to 200 dollars and ten honorable mentions. Submissions limited to 1000 words, due by July 1, 1962, to 34 West 15th Street, New York.
A 16mm color short produced by Barnard alumnae president Mrs. William P White showcases three senior coeds Barbara Fogel Angela Carracino and Penny White navigating a day in New York City. The film aims to publicize Barnards plans for its Seventy Fifth Anniversary and will precede a professional short to be shown in commercial cinemas.
Cornelia Navari reports on a small Manhattan group calling itself BE 3-1149. The manifesto promotes Christian communism, living in large apartment units, moneyless barterless economy, and personal standards of living within communal security. Members are three men and one woman with aims of independent economic structures and no federal income tax.
Angry letter argues fear and narrow mindedness hinder establishing precedents for future Rep Assembly actions. It contends no legal bind exists on future bodies and stresses a moral duty to set good precedents and avoid harmful ones.
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