Barnard to Hold College Convocation February 10
Barnard College cancels February State of the College assembly and schedules a 4 pm convocation with a new format. President Martha Peterson says the event emphasizes town meeting style discussion with at least three groups on academics, campus governance, and housing plus information on the McIntosh College Center.
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New Editorial Team Announced at Red Pencil Dinner
The BULLETIN reveals editorial appointments for the coming year following the Red Pencil Dinner. Betsy Tracy becomes Editor-in-Chief with an Assistant Editor, a Managing Editor, and editors for Features and Reviews, plus a Reviews Assistant, Business Manager, and junior editors.
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Barnard completes historic fund drive ahead of schedule
Barnard College finished its largest fundraising campaign five months early on January 29, reaching 75 million dollars and qualifying for a 25 million Ford Foundation grant. The total comprised cash and securities, with 65 percent from alumnae and 25 percent from trustees. Funds allocated to endowment, financial aid, curriculum, and new facilities. The college notes its independence from Columbia and the Ford grant awarded separately.
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Helen Goodhart Altschul
Millicent McIntosh College Center
Plimpton Hal
Columbia
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Barnard and Columbia Recruitment Drive Opens Third Year
Barnard College in partnership with Columbia University Placement launches its third year of the employer recruitment program on campus this week. Recruiters from major firms will interview female graduates in varied fields, with informational sessions to discuss job possibilities. The two week schedule lists multiple companies and agencies including Bank of New York CIA and Sperry Rand. Interested seniors should first secure a Barnard interview appointment and obtain a Columbia referral from the reception desk. On February 17 recent graduates in business fields will discuss opportunities in the College Parlor from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
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Columbia University
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University of Rochester, Vulcan Materials Co
Western Printing and Lithographing Co
Univar Sperry Rand Corp
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Barnard Plans New Judicial Council Committees
The Committee on Committees at Barnard proposes a reorganized Judicial Council to remedy due process gaps caused by the breakdown of the old council. An open meeting is planned by mid February to discuss the plan, with final approval needed from two thirds of students faculty and administration before adoption.
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Mary Mothersill
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Room Costs Rise for 1969 70 Dorms at College
President Martha Peterson announced a fall 1969 room increase to cover higher operating costs. Residents of 16 420 and Planton Hall will see raises from 66 to 100 dollars per dorm depending on layout. Other dormitories will also increase room fees for the next academic year. The current two semester room cost is 600 dollars, with a $500 optional board charge for dormitories.
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Wil Nave
Martha Peterson
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