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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
5
Barnard Board of Trustees will meet on December 3 to discuss granting a vote to student representatives and possibly changing the election to sophomores for a two year term. debate includes student committee representation and the impact on student influence within governance.
Hidden on Barnard’s Lehman Building floor is a large collection of theatre and stage set models moved from Brander Matthews Theatre. Once in Miner Latham Playhouse, the models were relocated to Law Library then to Barnard in spring 1971 as Columbia trimmed space. Arranged chronologically, the display serves as a visual textbook of theatrical history. The collection features work by designers such as Bernstein Owenschlager and Edward Edmond Jones, offering students insight into set design approaches.
Election results show committees shaping governance with key members named. Allegra Haynes and Alva West headline the admissions and financial aid panels, reflecting focused expertise in student welfare and program oversight.
The University Senate adopts a report from the Relationship between Barnard College and Columbia University. It outlines coeducation through joint use of facilities and courses while keeping Barnard and Columbia College identities intact. It proposes joint subcommittees to address curriculum and appointments, sharing information, and potential tenure review reforms.
A student activity fund facing strain due to debts and growing demands, with leaders including Lene Kent and Sué McNalty guiding finances and elections. The piece notes funds come from the student activity fee and emphasize administrative separation while detailing ongoing financial pressures.
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