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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1968
Page
3
Planning notes propose an international fair during Spring Festival with lights art and campus installations. Christopher De Jarey backs an Evening with Lights featuring modern effects across a new building and screens around the campus. Undergrad Association allocates funds to back events and departments may charge for exhibits.
Barnard introduces a new Medieval and Renaissance Studies major overseen by Man Stella Lorch with a spring Colloquium led by Patricia Labalme. Plans include a Latin reading course and a possible summer program in France or Spain, funded by a special scholarship fund.
Esther Raushenbush announced Sarah Lawrence College will admit up to 65 male transfer students for September 1969 amid past small male enrolment. About 12 men now study on campus from Columbia Amherst Wesleyan Princeton and others seeking unique courses flexible programs and individual study opportunities.
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