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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
1
The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee urges Barnard College and Columbia University students to attend Wednesday’s meeting to learn its campus goals and actions. It emphasizes broad grassroots backing and student involvement in political action.
Peace Corps recruiters open on campus with returned volunteers and Washington staff. The article recalls the corps’ evolution from derisive terms to global recognition, noting demanding work, cross cultural gains, and opportunities for liberal arts students in teaching social work journalism and community development.
The Free Speech Movement loses conservative support as arrests spawn off campus clashes. Bail for jailed leaders climbs from 350 to 150 for many detainees, with faculty strikes and class boycotts expanding while negotiations try to ease bond requirements. Governor Brown reportedly ordered the arrests.
A catalog update lists French fly MW 3:10 for French 5 6, French 38 taught by Professor Sereni on Les Ecrivains francais et le Nouvea Monde. Other items include Mathematics 56 Tu Th 10:35-11:50 Group 8, Columbia University Orchestra 1 point, and various prereq changes and not offered courses across departments.
Police supervise a student-led demonstration outside the University Treasurer William Bloor’s office as protesters from Barnard and various Columbia faculties occupy the hallway. No complaint issued. several students remain inside or at the doorway while media gather for updates.
The writer denies using the phrase most bumbling piece of mediocrity about the SEER reading list as reported in the Bulletin. She suggests improving organization by thematic grouping such as social realism and notes her class year.
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society will stage Patience from December 9 to 12 at the Minor Latham Playhouse. It satirizes 19th century aestheticism with characters such as Reginald Bunthorne and Archibald Grosvenor as suitors, Patience the milkmaid, and a chorus of maidens.
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