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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
3
Bulletin hosts a forum next Wednesday at the Annex office to debate tenure policy at Barnard College. Open to students faculty and administration the discussion will cover criteria for tenure selection and its impact on teaching and future direction.
President Park has announced the July 1 promotions of four faculty members. The promotions include Dr. Lucyle Hook to professor of English, Dr. Remington P Patterson to associate professor of English, Dr. Renee C Fox to associate professor of sociology, and Dr. Ber- to the next scientific or academic rank.
The Housing Committee will poll students next week about current living situations and future housing near campus. Trustees seek to cut commuters to one fourth and boost on campus residents, with apartments offered until space is found. New Barnard faculty announcements cover C Segal, Hook, Patterson, Fox, and Segar joining since 1949–1957 with research and teaching roles.
Last week's James Room sherry party inaugurated the Festival of the Arts honoring Barnard's Diamond anniversary with Shakespeare as surprise guest. Daily performances run through May 2 in Minor Latham Playhouse including ee cummings poem Any One Lived set to music by Paget and choreographed by Cleaves.
The 1964 65 Catalogue states tuition refunds apply to withdrawals during the first six weeks. The college will keep the $50 tuition deposit and $25 room and board deposit. Withdrawals before the five day week receive remaining tuition in full. After that, 20 percent is deducted weekly until nothing remains after six five day weeks. Resident withdrawals after the first week incur a 10 percent weekly deduction.
The Faculty Committee on Student Activities and student government voted to end dorm curfews for probation students. Weekday curfews drop from 10:30 to no limit and weekend curfews fall from 1:30 to 2:30. Lateness after 2:30 will incur penalties at one per five minutes. The changes take effect immediately, with second semester freshmen curfews kept.
The Representative Assembly discussed allocating funds for the Student Exchange program on April 29. Chairman Jane Relin outlined revised plans and a February 1965 program agenda while urging wider Barnard participation.
Students interested in Summer Grants must submit applications by May 1 to Margaret Poss in Student Mail. Interview dates will be announced later by the Committee.
The Barnard examination schedule must synchronize with Columbia's basic time groups to avoid conflicts. In week two, groups 2, 4, 7, and 9 occupy the first two days, with large spring-term courses limited to remaining days. Seniors’ grades must be submitted by noon after the last exam for graduation certification.
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