The College's Greatest Need in Barnard's Future
Barnard faculty member argues for an honors program to complement a flexible liberal arts curriculum. The column discusses independent work, tutorial guidance, and comparing practices at other colleges, noting benefits for thinkers and possible alternatives like research opportunities and pre professional experiences.
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Ors
College Conducts Aptitude Survey of 72 Students
Columbia College studied 72 undergraduates who had lower than normal aptitude scores at admission. Henry S. Coleman, director of College Admissions, says national testing methods do not always measure a student's ability to survive and prosper in a rigorous program.
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Columbia College
Henry S. Coleman
Columbia College Admissions
Department Meetings For Freshmen And Sophomores
Program planning meetings are set for this Thursday at 1 p.m. for freshmen and sophomores in Art History Chemistry Economics Geology Geography Mathematics Physics Psychology. Registrar Helen Law notes juniors and seniors face discretionary meetings and urges early adviser appointments to avoid delays.
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Helen Law
Law
Rep Assembly Advances Charter Action and Housing List
The Rep Assembly voted 34 to approve considering Action's chartering. Miss Stein outlined Action's charter application, with next discussion at Wednesday's meeting. The Assembly approved an Off-Campus Housing List but designated room 107 Barnard bulletin board as the official advertising space and formed a Library Committee to review library hours.
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Action
Rep Assembly
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Board of Proctors
Students Plan Cuban Visit Via Canada
About 50 students from New York City universities University of Wisconsin Oberlin College University of North Carolina and others accepted a Cuban invitation to spend two weeks there. They will travel via Canada after U S State Department passport validation was denied. Spokesmen Steve Martinez and Anatol Schlosser said the trip asserts travel rights and will publicize findings on return.
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Steve Martinez
Anatol Schlosser
Canada
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Martinet
New York City
University of Wisconsin
Oberlin College
University of North Carolina
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