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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
4
The report notes lunch hour crowding during registration and suggests moving to scheduling forty students per quarter hour to ease lines. Bursar Frances Barry praised the reduced congestion since payments prevent entry until settled. Registrar Mrs. Law and the office want to keep the system, with September’s changes posing new challenges and full term registration testing its viability.
The article notes Miss Adam Smith, linked to Britain’s New Statesman, joined Barnard as the third Gildersleeve professor. She will teach Scottish literature and literary criticism plus a freshman English section this spring, with works by Stevenson and Mountain Holl cited. It also mentions her BBC program work and honorary degree from Aberdeen in 1962 and Walter Scott lectureship in 1963. Five more faculty appointments for the spring include Mrs. Virginia Potter Held, Mrs. Annette H. Hervey, Mrs. Mireille Johnston, Miss Inga Ruth Leeds, and Anne Lake Prescott in various departments.
Job offer for students to obtain employment in Europe with a travel grant. Positions include resort, sales, lifeguard and office work with no experience required and wages up to 400 dollars monthly. Send one dollar for prospectus and application to American Student Information Service Luxembourg City.
A noon staff meeting today in Bulletin Office Room 1 Annex. President Rosemary Park speaks at 1 p.m. in the Gymnasium. Yavneh meets today at 3 30 p.m. in the College Parlor. Senior dues of seven dollars due this week to Bonnie Menninger care of Student Mail. Executive Committee noon Friday in 409 B to discuss referendum plans. Russian folk dancing tonight 6 to 8 in James Room.
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