Deans Ease Regulation For Studies Overseas
Dean Helen Bailey announces changes to Junior Year Abroad at Barnard students may take a one year leave of absence after spring. Seniors register in absentia as cataloged. Credits from abroad remain secure but require supervision by American universities for credit validity.
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Three Barnard Women Discuss Part Time Jobs on VOA Broadcast
Ronnie Braunstein reports three Barnard students Audrey Weiswasser Marsha Wittenberg and Debbie Nemser spoke about their part time work. Weiswasser a NASA scientific aide Wittenberg a private secretary to Skitch Henderson and Nemser a Museum of Natural History research assistant with NSF grant. Bob Grant explains tapes are edited and content safe for broadcast. Nemser describes zoology work on forebrain in fishes.
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Audrey Weiswasser
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Skitch Henderson
Debbie Nemser
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Robert Grant
Miss Nemser
Recreation association names 1962 63 officers
The Recreation and Athletic Association at Barnard announces its officers for 1962 63 with Kathie Agayoff as president and Rita Sehneider, Liz Pace, and Audrey Weiswassel in other posts. Activities chairs include Rosalind Pretzfelder Virginia LoCicero Peggy Rodgers and others. An intercollegiate sports day and a Barnard Camp barbecue are planned.
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Lebost Heads Committee on Transfer Orientation
Eleanor Lebost the new Transfer Orientation Chairman discusses plans for next September. She argues transfer students bring school spirit and should have on campus time during Orientation Week. Her aims include housing transfers in campus facilities and tailoring the program to transfer needs.
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Janet Kirschenbaum
Eleanor Lebost
Barnard
Johnson Hall
Fairholm
Lebost
City College
Assembly Rejects Senior Amendment
The Representative Assembly indicated it would not pass a proposed amendment to the Undergraduate Association Constitution. The measure would have allowed Senior Class delegates to continue serving after the March elections.
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Student Council
Wellesley College
Wootton Delivers Harriman Lecture
The Right Honorable Baroness Wootton of Abinger is named Harriman Lecturer for 1962 at Columbia University. Her first talk tonight in Low Rotunda is on Is there a welfare state A Review of Social Change in England.
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Barbara Wootton
Harriman
Columbia University
England
Applications For Incompletes Deadline
Applications for extension of time for incomplete work are in the Registrar's Office. They must be signed by the course instructor and filed by May 11. The October 1962 graduation intention deadline is May 18. Candidates should fill diploma name cards and leave forwarding addresses with the Registrar's Office.
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Columbia
Barnard
Sixteen Students Named Seven College Scholars
Miss Claire Hendrixson announced that 57 high school seniors earned 92590 in financial aid through the Seven College Conference Scholarship Program. Among them sixteen are named Seven College Scholars, with others receiving regional awards or loans. The program spans girls from fourteen western to midwestern states and began regional awards in 1944.
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Kansas
California
Hendrixson
Eastern Women's Liberal Arts Colleges
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