Trustees Vote on Tuition Rise at Barnard
The Barnard Board of Trustees approved a $250 tuition increase for the 1960 61 academic year raising total to $1350. Chairman Samuel R Milbank led the vote with consideration for financial hardship for the class of 1961. The raise aligns with the university wide increase and aims to fund higher faculty salaries.
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Board of Trustees
Barnard
Samuel R. Milbank
Usiee Committee
Representative Assembly
Commencement Date Kept Despite Student Protest at Columbia
The Columbia University Executive Council maintains June 1 1960 as the commencement date despite a Columbia University Student Council resolution asking for a change. Secretary M Richard Helpers says altering date would impact graduate requirements at multiple departments and inconveniences for summer plans. Allan Eisner of CUSC argues insufficient facts justify a change and warns of protest to the Executive Council.
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Umbia University
Columbia University
M. Richard Helpers
CUSC
Thei
Allan Eisner
Tere
Eisner
Executive Council
Senior Pictures Collection and Free Yearbook Photo
Senior pictures posed by Tonas and to norrow Mortar board proofs will be collected between 130 and 230. Jake payment will accompany all orders. The yearbook picture is free.
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Tonas
Norrow
Jake
Barnard Proposes Tuition Rise to Match Columbia Scale
Mrs. Millicent C McIntosh and Comptroller Forrest L Ab bott announced a 250 dollar tuition hike from 1100 to 1350 for 1960 61 at a Barnard Board meeting on December 8 The plan includes exceptions for the class of 61 and senior aid while adding most of the funds to salary increases and the Scholarship and Loan Fund The proposal notes private colleges face faculty loss without higher pay and Barnard has a relatively low endowment to compete with state universities and Columbia University.
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Ellen Davis
Barnard Board of Trustees
Millicent C McIntosh
Forrest L. Abbott
Representative Assembly
McIntosh
Barnard
Abbott
Columbia University
Columbia
CUSC
Co-Ed Music Series Opens With Beeson Lecture
Columbia University and Barnard College students attend the first lecture in a co ed music series. Professor Jack Beeson discusses 20th century music’s revolutionary trends, from Futurists to Dadists and neoclassicists, with examples from Stravinsky and Stein.
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Columbia and
Barnard
Jack Beeson
Department of Music
Columbia University
Columbia College
Barnard College
Latham Playhouse
Beeson
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Milano
Stravinsky
Germany
Paris
Gertrude Stein
Musto
Iga
Stravinski
Rathe
Humanists Spotlight Moral Questions at Columbia Lecture
Professor John Hospers of Brooklyn College speaks on Why Should I Be Moral at 7 30 p m in 501 Butler Library. The talk covers science based morality, happiness, and the limits of power prejudice and irrational attitudes shaping our moral code.
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Columbia University
John Hospers
Brooklyn College
Butler Library
Hospers
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P & S Problems
Tee
College of Puyriticians and Surgeons
Hepers
Mrs. McIntosh
By Eleanor Weber
Dadaist Movement
The
Dadists
Hose
Thea Tay
Esa Ome
Aumvin Civil
Pete Cay
Forde
Pera
Syntomas
Taos
Millivan
Hospets
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