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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
3
Butler Library and the Columbia Law Library close for December 22 to 25 and January 1 with extended intersession hours on December 26 27 and December 30 31 plus January 2 3. Barnard Library closes December 20 with reserve returns by noon and reserve room hours December 30 31. Regular hours resume January 4.
The Undergraduate Association Executive Committee voted to allot 2000 for four Barnard students in the Columbia Citizenship Council summer internship program, while defeating a motion to allot 1200. A 400 per Barnard participant plan was approved, with 100 more from President Rosemary Park. Also approved 700 for the third Undergraduate Journal and efforts to secure outside funding.
President Rosemary Park told a Thursday Noon Meeting that the concept of honor lies dormant in our consciousness. She urged a concerted effort to internalize honor as a balance of freedom and responsibility, noting society's drift toward the “tramp” influence and increased cheating in academics.
Columbia Citizenship Council and CORE launch an on campus tutoring program for high school students targeting 10th and 11th graders. Columbia and Barnard students will tutor volunteers chosen by Commerce High School counselors. A meeting for tutors is set for 8:30 p.m. in Fer ris Booth Hall. Tutors will guide students toward better course planning and potential college admission, with emphasis on remedial reading and mathematics. Spanish speaking tutors are desired.
Harlem Action Group led by Joe Stevenson calls rent strikes a first step to a mass renovation plan in Harlem. They seek federal funds blocked by occupancy consent rules and propose tenants councils and in building repairs by residents. Columbia architecture interns may join later demonstration models.
Professor John Kouwenhoven serves as historical consultant to Alexander Girard for a three dimensional mural on the Deere and Company building in Lincoln Mo line Illinois. The work, planned in Girard's Santa Fe studios, should be finished and installed by mid March and open to the public by April or May.
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