Barnard Convocation Highlights Student Faculty Efforts
Miss Park praised Judicial Council work on housing appeals campus picketing and a possible University wide judiciary body. She noted a five day pre exam study period approved by faculty and thanked Professor Thomas Peardon’s governance group. Park announced 22 freshmen with 3.40 averages, welcomed two visiting teachers, and said 19 transfer students arrived from 15 schools as Barnard endures crises with fortitude.
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Let Rockwell Speak on Campus Says Local Letter
A reader argues that free speech must shield Rockwell's right to address listeners in a public space. The letter praises Humanitas and the General Studies group for inviting both Rockwell and Gus Hall, urging attendance only to study the far right psyche and opposing suppression of unpopular views.
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Opportunities in Teaching program at College Parlour
Bulletin notes remind staff to file new spring program cards in the office. The Placement Office sponsors a program on Opportunities in Teaching in the College Parlour today at 4 p.m. mainly for seniors, with underclassmen eligible to attend.
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Hershey to Speak on Draft Policy at Political Forum
General Louis B. Hershey, director of the Selective Service, will speak at the Political Forum on the draft and answer questions. The February 17 event invites students to question policies including 2-S reclassification and present remarks.
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Selective Service
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Reading Period Proposed to Boost Ambitious Students
Professor David Robertson, chair of the English Department, praises a five day reading period at the end of the spring term. He cites better organization, review, and personal tailoring of education, predicting initial score gains for the ambitious and eventual broader improvement.
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David Robertson
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Barnard Professors Announce Leaves and Returns
Four Barnard professors will take leaves this semester while three return from leave. W Cabell Greet and John Meskill begin sabbaticals. LeRoy Breunig will be Visiting Professor of French at the University of Western Australia. Laura R de Garcia Lorca will be Visiting Associate Professor of Spanish at Santa Barbara. Lucyle Hook Marion Gillim and Margarita Da Cal return to Barnard this semester.
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University of Western Australia
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University of California At Santa Barbara
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Marion Gillim
Margarita da Cal
I.D. Card Confusion Sparks Store Talk
A shopper presents an I D card and reveals a mismatch between memory and the plastic card. The cashier notes the SD number is missing and sees a new four digit number, prompting a plan to call a supervisor.
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