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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1964

Page

4

Professors King Moore Praise Student Teachers

The Chemistry and Zoology departments expand undergraduate teaching assistants this year. Chemistry lists several teaching assistants and graders, while Zoology employs the largest payroll of Barnard, including senior Peter McCann. Dr. Edward King and Prof. John A Moore highlight undergraduates as capable and more relatable teachers.

Ruth Freund Paula Kreisman Sheila Scott Sheila Nemser Susan Stager Alice Kerman Leiba Wilensky Patricia Henson Susan Abramowitz Marcella Wanta Sandra Wolman Carol Wool Susan Pincus Jane Relin Helen Stern Edward King National Science Foundation Barnard Carol Adler Nancy Brewer Carole Caminiti Josephine Chang Judith Fradkin Bernice Moll Marion Mund Marcia Rehmar Monika Schwabe Peter McCann Columbia College John A. Moore Moore

Luening Composes Convocation Music for Barnard Anniversary

Professor Otto Luening of the Columbia Music Department wrote two pieces for Barnard College convocation marking its seventy fifth anniversary held November 21 in Low Library. One brass sextet and cymbals piece, another for mixed chorus set to Walt Whitman’s A Song for Occupations.

Barnard Otto Luening Columbia Music Department Low Library Luening Manhattan School of Music Walt Whitman Saint Paul's

Berkeley campus riots tied to civil rights pressures

Berkeley unrest stemmed from October booths protesting campus political bans leading to expulsions and a Sproul Hall stand-off. A later 800-student sit-in intensified clashes as civil rights activity drew strong student participation and broad campus and external pressures.

Berkeley Michael V. Miller Columbia Bulletin Mr. Miller Sproul Hall Jack Weinburg Weinberg Mario Savio Miller California College Goldwater Scranton California Kerr University of California

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