Barnard College President Outlines Campus Upgrades and Curriculum
Millicent McIntosh detailed Barnard plans including landscaping near Lehman Hall, gym bleachers, and third floor Barnard Hall remodels. Future builds cover a kitchen extension under South Lawn a student center and a new dormitory funded partly by a government loan. New courses include Russian modern physics and modern mathematics.
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Millicent McIntosh
State of the College Assembly
Barnard
Lehman Hall
Barnard Hall
Ella Weed
McIntosh
South Lawn
Columbia
New Undergraduate Research Fund Promises Grants
Barnard launches the Undergraduate Research Fund to support student led independent projects. A $600 pool includes a $300 CBS Honorarium from President Millicent C. McIntosh with the rest from the Undergraduate Association. The fund aims to enable research theater, travel, microfilms, and equipment for non science and science majors alike. A two faculty two student committee will select candidates with equal student and administration representation.
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Barnard
CBS
Millicent C. McIntosh
McIntosh
Darline Shapiro
Miss Shapiro
Virginia Harrington
Eleanor Tilton
Linda Kaufman
Rep. Assembly
Lecture Series Opens With Poetry Defense
Barnard starts its student lecture series tomorrow at 4 30 pm in the College Parlor with Rosellen Brown defending contemporary poetry. Four additional Twentieth Century literature topics will follow on the next four Tuesdays with student lecturers sharing independent study insights.
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Rosellen Brown
Barnard
Miss Brown
Focus
Gail Weinberg
Wigs and Cues
University of London
Martha “Ginger” Ullman
Miriam Stern
Miss Stern
Israel
Marianne Goldner
Barnard’s
Board of Proctors
Linda Kaufman
Proctors
Administration Clarifies College Housing Policy
The Administration has issued no statement clarifying off campus housing rules but urges expansion. Barnard has space for one third of students, with restrictions for those not living with relatives or guardians. Seniors juniors and now sophomores may live off campus if aged at least twenty one or meet other approved criteria.
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Brooks, Hewitt Or Johnson Halls
Pus
Health Notes Inoculations Open Free at Medical Office
Health officers debate the risk of a New York epidemic after a mild California outbreak while inoculations are offered free to those who want them. Dr Nelson urges freshmen and sophomores to finish medical examinations before May 15. no exams after that date and students cannot register for the next term until completion.
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New York
Nelson
Kilpatrick Speaks on Educational Philosophy
Professor Emeritus William Heard Kilpatrick of Teachers College delivers a lecture on John Dewey's philosophy of education at the Education Colloquium. Once influenced by Dewey at Columbia, Kilpatrick advocates liberal progressive education aimed at shaping better citizens and living standards.
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William Heard Kilpatrick
Teachers College
John Dewey
Columbia University
Dewey
Johns Hopkins University
Mercer University
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