Southern Delegates Arrive At Barnard This Weekend
Barnard hosts four delegates from the University of South Carolina and Claflin University for the sixth annual Student Exchange. They will stay in Hewitt Hall rooms 840 and 841, attend classes, and visit City Hall Harlem projects and Juvenile Court. Activities include coffee hours, meetings with civil rights groups, and talks by HAR YOU Act officials and Paul Chevigny.
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Barnard
University of South Carolina
Mary Lu Christie
Pam Hill
Anne Jaffe
Karen Kaplowitz
Peggy Kent
Tina Kraskow
Stephanie Levin
Bertha Walker
Brooks
Paul Chevigny
Harlem Neighborhood Legal Assistance Project
Rosemary Park
Slaine Dow
Planning and Research Department of Haryou Act
Convocation President to Address State of the College
Rosemary Park will address the community at the State of the College Assembly today at 1 p.m. in the gym.
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Rosemary Park
State of the College Assembly
Freshmen Medical Examinations Begin at Barnard Hall
College physician Marjory J. Nelson requests all freshmen to schedule exams at the Medical Office 202 Barnard Hall. Examinations start Monday February 7 and must be completed by May 15, 1966.
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Marjory J. Nelson
Barnard Hall
Faculty OK Five Day Reading Period and Shavuoth Exams
At its January 17 meeting the faculty approved a five day reading period and special deferred exams after Shavuoth for students observing the holiday. Those missing finals must file with the Registrar by April 1 with Rabbinic endorsement. otherwise a September deficiency exam and a $10 fee apply.
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Isidore Hoffman
Earl Hall
Reading Period Adopted as Spring Stopgap at Barnard
Faculty approved a five day reading period for spring 1966 as a temporary measure to ease final exam panic. In January a resolution allowed instructors to end class May 6 rather than May 12, with the Ad Hoc Curriculum Committee to study possible innovations. Dean Boorse noted split faculty support and praised Holly Gunner for pushing the issue.
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Henry A. Boorse
Barnard
Columbia College
Boorse
Columbia
Senior Portraits Sign Up for Mortar Board Photos
Seniors should sign up for formal pictures for Mortar Board to be taken Monday and Tuesday February 14 15. The cost is included in the original five dollar sitting fee.
White House replies to CUSC letter on Vietnam escalation
Columbia University Student Council opposed to escalation and draft interruption sends two resolutions to the President. The White House replies that peace depends on Communist restraint and notes no legal basis for student deferments. CUSC votes 26 to 4 for deferment stance and unamously backs dissenters policy.
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White House
CUSC
Columbia University Student Council
Vietnam
David Mento
Biology Dept Formed By Merger Of Zoology And Botany
President Rosemary Park announced on January 17 the merger of the Zoology and Botany departments into the new Biology Department. Chairman Donald D. Ritchie will head the unit. Curriculum changes include an introductory Biology 1 2 course with lab and a combined major exam using botany zoology topics and the GRE.
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Rosemary Park
Donald D. Ritchie
Junior English Test Schedule and Contact
The Junior English Test is set for Thursday February 17 from 1 00 to 2 00 p m in 304 Barnard Hall. For questions contact Mrs Janice Thaddeus at extension 2530 or MO 6 3775.
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Barnard Hall
Janice Thaddeus
Placement Office Schedules Four Job Major Meetings
The Placement Office under Director Jane Schwartz will host four talks this semester. Senior and undergraduate students may attend discussions on Jobs After Graduation February 10 and 14 at 4 p.m. in Milbank Hall rooms 202 and 204. A juniors and seniors talk on How Important Is a Major in Planning Your Future? is February 16. Patricia Graham of Barnard Education will co sponsor Teaching Opportunities March 7 in the College Parlour. Sign up sheets are in the Placement Office.
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Jane Schwartz
Milbank Hall
Patricia Graham
Barnard Education Program
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