Barnard Trustees Elect Mrs Elliott as New Board Member
Mrs. John Elliott Jr a Barnard alumna and Vogue editor joins the Barnard Board of Trustees to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger. She has chaired the Barnard Fund Alumnae Committee since 1957 and held posts with the New York Republican State Committee and Mrs. Dulles. Richard Rodgers and Charles Saltzman win second terms on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott, Jr
Barnard Board of Trustees
Elliott
Eleanor Thomas
Barnard '48
Chaping School
Associated
Vogue Magazine
Barnard Fund
New York Republican State Committee
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Dulles
James Weldon Johnson
Women’s Auxiliary
Union Settlement
Colony Club
National Society of Colonial Dames
Sulgrave Club
Washington
James Augustus Thomas
Thomas
British American Tobacco Company, Ltd
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Abbott Outlines Uses Of Increased Tuition
Bulletin interviews Forrest Abbott, College Comptroller and Treasurer, detailing how the 1960 61 tuition rise of 1350 per student will be allocated. About 200000 funds new minimum faculty salaries, 129000 frees unrestricted endowment funds for more student aid, 90000 covers prior salary commitments, and at least 10000 goes to anticipated faculty promotions with remaining needs met by future income.
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Bulletin
Forrest Abbott
Barnard Trustees Back Oath Repeal in NDEA Debate
The Bar nard College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution supporting the Kennedy Clark bill to remove the NDEA disclaimer affidavit for loan funds. President Millicent C. McIntosh lauded Barnard Bulletin coverage and urged lenders to avoid policing student beliefs while funding needy students.
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Board of Trustees
Barnard College
Millicent C. McIntosh
NDEA
Barnard Bulletin
McIntosh
Bulletin
National Science Foundation
Harvard
Yale
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Philosophy, Political Science
Columbia College
Graduate Faculties
Columbia
Eisenhower
United States
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Priest Painter Tenemi Okamoto Exhibit in James Room
Fifty six year old Japanese priest and painter Tenemi Okamoto displays Shinto themed color pastel calligraphy in the James Room this week. The exhibit, on loan through friends Dr Chikao Fijusawa and Prof Akira Nakanishi, is organized by Dr Barbara Novak of Barnard Fine Arts.
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Tenemi Okamoto
James Room
Okamoto
Tokyo
Paris
Barnard
Chikao Fujisawa
Philosophy
New School For Social Research
Akira Nakanishi
Chou University
Barbara Novak
Barnard Fine Arts Department
Morris Compares Education Trends
Robert Morris, former British Education secretary and Harrow teacher, spoke at the Education Colloquium on British and American systems. He said Americans seek to build a new world while Britons focus on maintenance and leadership, noting universal secondary education emerged in 1944 and few seventeen year olds stay in school.
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Robert Morris
Washington
Harrow
Morris
England
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Richard Rodgers
Charles E. Saltzman
John Elliott
Abbott
Board
Senate
James
Japan
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