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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
3
President Kirk's Committee on Student Life proposes broad areas for student role in policy making and limits on expression. Topics include dorm rents tuition bookstore discipline honor system calendar curriculum tenure fundraising and expansion. Students are urged to submit written views. meeting confidentiality is maintained.
Barnard students must obtain written permission on a form from the instructor to extend deadlines for written work including lab reports. Extensions apply to General Studies Columbia College and Graduate Faculties. Permits must be filed before January 7. papers submitted to the Registrar by February 18, 1965, and then forwarded to the instructor.
SEER 66 organizer Roger Lebecka announces a larger summer effort to reach underprivileged high school students. Columbia University students will lead home-town discussion groups in cities including Boston and Chicago, aiming to spark college potential in youths who tested high or showed promise despite weak high school performance.
Dr. Barry Ulanov, Barnard English associate professor and Columbia religion adjunct, received the William F. O'Brien Memorial Award at a New York Athletic Club reception. The Cardinal Newman Foundation honors Catholic educators. Ulanov noted for Christian Humanism and open ecumenical dialogue.
Eight southern students from the University of South Carolina and Claflin College will visit Barnard in early February for a week of activities and excursions addressing urban social problems. Barnard exchanges will also send delegates to South Carolina.
Professor Marion Gillam will teach Economics 24 focusing on the Latin American economy and regional integration. The three point course, open to juniors and seniors with nine economics points or instructor permission, covers development finance monetary stability and price measurement from first hand UN experience.
Gus Hall chairman of the Communist Party of the United States will address Columbia students at 7 30 pm in McMillan Theatre. A question and answer period will follow to gauge student sentiment on the war in Viet Nam. Humanitas, a General Studies group, sponsors the event.
Elizabeth Anscombe, authority on Anglo American philosophy, will speak on Pleasure in 304 Barnard Hall New York University December 15 at 5 00 pm. The Philosophy Department sponsors the event with a prelecture tea at 4 00 pm. Invitations go to philosophy chairmen of City College NYU and Columbia.
The bulletin announces a management board meeting tomorrow at 12 30 p m attendance is compulsory.
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