Barnard College Newsletter Details Publication and Fees
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly newspaper during the school year excluding vacation and exam periods. The paper is entered as second class matter at New York post office with a five dollar yearly subscription. Editors list Ann Fleisher as editor in chief and Marjorie Schulte as business manager. Printed by Boro Printing Co at 216 W. 18 Street.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N.Y
Ann Fleisher
Marjorie Schulte
Boro Printing Co
Columbia
IBM
Painless Pre Registration Beats The Old Headache
The pre registration plan eliminates semester headaches by speeding up fines payment course card checks and bursar receipts to under fifteen minutes. Barnard reports a record efficiency surpassing past standards while editors expect further discussion on future topics.
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Barnard
Columbia
Exam Proctors’ Dismay Highlights Honor System Strain
The piece notes widespread discontent among Barnard College proctors as the exam system falters. Proctors miss shifts, question rules, and fear undermining the honor code while pondering their own exam burdens. It urges redefining proctor roles and clearer enforcement. It also mentions Student Exchange returning and integration efforts inviting student participation.
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Board of Proctors
Barnard
Barnard Alumnae Protest 75th Anniversary Dinner Scheduling
A Barnard College alumna writes to the editor criticizing the January 22 1964 75th anniversary dinner for schedule and crowding issues. She cites invitations sent to 5600 people including students parents and alumnae and complains about exam conflicts and seating limits. The letter also criticizes student behavior during finals with a vivid scene in Milbank Hall and urges reconsideration of future student participation.
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Frederika
America
Dean Rusk
Barnard College
Barnard
Milbank Hall
Barnard Exchange links Barnard and Southern students in city study
The exchange pairs seven Barnard women with eight Southern men for week long visits. The program aims to compare environments and address racial issues in New York City. Fifteen delegates will discuss panels on campus and seek dialogue with local residents. Talladega College students actively support equal rights, offering new perspectives on integration.
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Barnard
New York City
New York
Talladega College
Exam Hell in Columbia Gym Prompts Cringed Recall
A student recounts miserable exams in Columbia College gym. Proctors surveilled strictly as they handed out exam books. Seats were uncomfortably hard like Grand Central benches and the memory of misplacements lingered.
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Grand Central Station
Henry
Columbia Gym
Secaucus
New York
RCA Records
Shreveport
Louisiana
Pavlov
Washington
the Treasury
Opportunities Abroad For Study And Travel Programs
The piece outlines three summer programs for study and work abroad, including Bryn Mawr’s Institut d Etudes Francaises d Avignon with a March 1, 1964 deadline and a University of Hawaii 47 day tour departing June 25, 1964. It notes eligibility for college French students and contact details for Dr. Robert E. Cralle and Adler, with credits transferable and packed with sightseeing and instruction opportunities.
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Institut d’Etudes Francaises d
Avignon
Bryn Mawr
United States
Michel Guggenheim
Bryn Mawr College
France
University of Hawaii
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Robert E. Cralle
Adler
Hawaii
Stockton Street
California
Ants at Foot in Quiet Corner Poem
A compact verse contrasts tiny ants with human fate under sky and ground. The speaker muses on lack of proof and shared end, drawing a philosophical parallel between insect life and human time and fate. The tone is reflective and intimate, typical of a poet’s corner snippet.
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Ant
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