Barnard Trustees debate student representation on board
A Barnard College meeting agenda highlights a debate over student trustees and voting rights. Proposals include electing a Barnard sophomore to the Board or rotating trustees, with questions about voting power, charter limits, and flexible attendance. The Neat Wednesday session is a pivotal point for Barnard trustees.
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Barnards
Ann Appebaum
Dorothy Urman
Trustes Immediate
Barnard
Shex
Arthur Goldberg
Ible
Nis
New York
Peterson
tipLers
Oling
Branard
Barnard Illustrations Prompt Faculty Student Roles Debate
A reader questions Barnard College illustrations in a course catalogue showing male faculty in authority and mostly passive female students. The letter discusses optional physical education participation, sampling methods, and follow ups with nonattending registered students. It also includes notes from a CCNY graduate seeking writers, outlining agent roles, fees, and expectations for manuscript submissions and editing.
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Barnard
Bullen
Barnard Senior Letter on Graduation Speaker Choices
In a late letter to the Commencement Committee poll, a Barnard senior voices disappointment with proposed speakers. The writer rejects Bella Abzu and questions Margaret Chase Smith Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem as unsuitable, noting many seniors are familiar with their ideas. Continued on Page 5.
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Commencement Committee
Bella Abzu
Margaret Chase Smith
Betty Fredan Oor
Gloria Steinem
Barnard
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
McIntosh Center
Ruth Bayard Smith
Linda Stern
AL Medioli
Jan Oscherwitz
Ellen McManus
Jerry Groopman
Susan McNally
Lynda Horhet
Sara Solberg
Susan Kane
Laura Brevett
Diane Bernstein
Michelle Friedman
Linda Spiegel
Vivien Li Soma Taiz
Elizabeth
Abby Bartlett
Carol Richards
Barbara Kapnick
Karin Johnson
Julie Simon
Mary Hayden
Stephanie Spancs
Jenny Bremer
Kahe Cowdery
Boro Posig Lo
Barnard Catalogue Comment
Literary Agency
CCNY
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