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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
3
At a faculty meeting the group pressed for a 13.9 percent salary rise and expanded disability and medical coverage. Administration counters that gains would create a deficit unless tuition rises. The Faculty Finance Committee reviews fringe benefits and endowment revenue as ways to meet costs without a deficit.
Barnard College students in the January Internship Program worked at the Morningside Outpatients Clinic treating clients who are alcoholics addicts prostitutes or pimps. Rae Ellis a senior Spanish major learned that socialization programs and volunteer involvement aim to keep clients out of institutions even as many return to welfare or mental hospitals. Ellis journaled her first week as scary but observed gradual improvements when clients engaged in socialization groups and opened to others. Continued on page 4.
Barnard invites all students to meet the Curriculum Review Committee on Tuesday February 11 to raise questions share experiences or state views on the college. Students should sign up for an appointment on the door of the Undergrad Office Room 206 McIntosh between 8 am and 4 pm.
Barnard faculty discussed a Freshman Seminar proposal on reading and discussion of four Western writers. The plan aimed to foster critical reading and individual judgement, with a two hour discussion session, and was recommitted to the Committee on Instruction for further work before a final vote.
The Curriculum Review Committee discusses gathering student opinions on Barnard education. Chair Richard Gustafson notes the panel seeks input on general requirements, the departmental major system, and independent study options. He asks what issues students see and invites participation.
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