Barnard Class of 1964 alumnae pursue diverse paths worldwide
Barnard College reports 40 percent of the Class of 1964 surveyed are working full time and another 40 percent are in full-time graduate study. Many majors head to education, journalism, law, or arts, with alumni teaching in NYC schools, working at museums, or starting family firms. several teach abroad or volunteer with the Peace Corps.
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Barnard
Salter’s
England
Bloomingdale’s
Karl Paley
University of Miami
University of Buffalo
Adelphi College
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Peace Corps
Columbia Graduate Schools
Ing
Barnard Science Laboratories
Grads
Israel
Turkey
Morocco
Tunisia
Ethiopia
Togo
Colombia
State Of The College Address Planned Today
President Rosemary Park will address the faculty administration and student body at 1 00 p m in the gym on the State of the College.
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Rosemary Park
Student Exchange Activities Shift To New York City Saturday
The fifth annual Student Exchange shifts north to Barnard this Saturday with delegations from Oglethorpe University in Atlanta and Tougaloo College near Jackson, Mississippi returning to New York. Organized to promote understanding of northern race issues the program features meetings with diverse civil rights leaders, interviews with education and community leaders, and tours of New York sites including Harlem and courts guided by Barnard alumni.
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Barnard
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
Tougaloo College
Jackson
Mississippi
New York
Jane Relin
Oglethorpe
Suzanne Crowell
Shelia Curwen
Esther Katzen
Penny Lipkin
Tougaloo
Jane Allen
Priscila MacDougall
Margaret Russo
Liebs Wilensky
Betsy Prim
Carolyn Adams
Sharon Friedrich
Miss Relin
Malcolm X
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
SNCC
Cathy Feola
Pam Hall
Carol Japha
Ruth Ann Roddy
Linda Teicher
Connie Waeber
Viki Wilkinson
Margie Young
Reid
Hewitt South
Broadway
Golden Boy
Sammy Davis
Harlem
Justine Wise Polier
Family Court
State of
Polier
Exchange Committee
Truda T. Weil
Rosemary Gunning
Parents and Taxpayers
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Malcolm X may cancel Barnard talk under Student Exchange
Malcolm X, once set to address Barnard College as part of the Student Exchange program next Tuesday night, may not appear. He had committed to a ninth date but is now unavailable on that day or any other. No replacement event has been scheduled at this time.
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Malcolm X
Mr. X
Barnard
Miss Solow
Undergraduate Journal seeks student articles for May issue
Rita Solow editor announces February 29 submission deadline for the Undergraduate Journal. Papers should be medium length and accessible to non specialists, with emphasis on Philosophy Government History and Sociology and revised long pieces. Iris Chaven Bonnie Gelbhaus Donna Young Beatrice Rosengarten edit with Marcus Klein as adviser. professors will review for the Bulletin before May issue.
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Rita Solow
Solow
Moe
Philosophy
Government
Rita Solon
c/o
Iris Cha
Ven
Bonnie Gelbhaus
Donna Young
Beatrice Rosengarten
Marcus Klein
Bulletin
Seniors abolish mandatory graduation week levies
The Class of 1965 votes to end compulsory senior dues of ten dollars. Optional Senior Week activities are scheduled with each senior contributing 1.50 for the class gift. The Senior Prom costs ten dollars per couple with a five dollar deposit refundable until April 1.
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Barbara Sheklin
Freshman Medical Examinations Scheduled This Spring
Freshmen must make appointments at the Medical Office located at 202 Barnard. Examinations begin Monday February 3 and must be completed by May 15.
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Barnard
Seventeen Students Transfer to Barnard for Spring Semester
Seventeen students transfer to Barnard for the spring term. They include five juniors ten sophomores one freshman and one other college degree candidate. Transfers come from 14 American colleges and two foreign schools with four from abroad Morocco Iran South Africa and Sweden.
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Barnard
Margaret D. Dayton
Morocco
Iran
South Africa
Sweden
New York
New Jersey
California
North Carolina
Russell Sage, Antioch
The
State University of New York
Hunter College
CCNY
University of Colorado
Catholic University
University of North Carolina
Gettysburg College
University of Michigan
University of California
Cornell University
Pembroke College
University of Witwatersrand
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Dorothy Lang
State of the College
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By Sara Piovia
Kate McNeil
Brenda Wolf
Linda Wiatt
Jacqueline Wallace
Barnard Camp
Biltmore Hotel
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