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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1962

Page

5

McIntosh Delivers Final Yearly Address at College Assembly

President Millicent McIntosh will speak at the State of the College Assembly at 1 PM as she retires this June. She analyzes Barnard’s educational impact, previews spring speakers, and updates on the student center. Ruth Klein presents greetings to Southern Exchange students.

Millicent C. McIntosh McIntosh Ruth Klein

Students stage boycott to press Columbia University bookstore coop

Ad Hoc Committee for Cooperative Bookstore began picketing the Columbia University Bookstore after President Grayson Kirk rejected a student cooperative. The protesters, citing Harvard Yale and Princeton coop successes, seek a student faculty committee as the store’s policy making board subject to the president's veto.

Columbia University Hoc Committee For Cooperative Bookstore Grayson Kirk Harvard Yale Princeton University Thomas A. McGoey Universia Ure University

Eleven Southerners Arrive for Barnard Exchange Program

Eleven visiting Southern students arrived Sunday at Barnard College to join a second annual Student Exchange. They met sponsors, stayed in dorms, attended church, and visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a Rubinstein concert. The week included campus tours, a UN visit, and seeing My Fair Lady.

Barnard United States Metropolitan Museum of Art Rubinstein Ruth Klein Elinor Yudin Brooks Morningside Heights New York United Nations Higher Horizons New York City

Barnard Student Narrowly Escapes Library Shooting

A Barnard College sophomore narrowly escaped a gunshot while studying in the Law Library on January 29. The pellet from an air gun was fired from across 117th Street, hitting a window but leaving the student unharmed and finishing her exam the next day.

Barnard Law Johnson Hall Polee 117Th Street Gir

Nationwide student rallies urge action at White House

Grinnell College students led a three day fast and picket in Washington to press President Kennedy to resume nuclear test bans. The protest grew into a nationwide effort with over 1,000 students from 30 colleges arriving February 16 and 17 to stage white house and Russian embassy pickets and a closing rally with Norman Thomas and Emil Mazey.

Grinnell College Grinnell Iowa White House Kennedy United States Washington Chicago Boston New York St. Louis Oberlin Ohio Spelman College Atlanta Seattle Norman Thomas Emil Mazey

Self Development Course Taught by Dr Richard G Abell

A new course titled The Self It Development and Relationships will cover motivation, psychological development, and interpersonal relations to help participants understand themselves and pursue self fulfillment in college courtship marriage career and family. Dr Abell earned AB Swarthmore 1927 AM physiology PhD medical sciences and MD from University of Pennsylvania.

Richard G. Abell Abell Swarthmore University of Pennsylvania

Education Program 1962 63 Juniors

Application forms for the 1962-63 Education Program will be available in the office of the Dean of Studies at 117 Milbank on and after February 7. Students aiming to prepare for teaching in junior and senior high schools should submit their applications to 117 Milbank by February 16.

Milbank

Carnegie Finances Workshops at Barnard for Women Returners

A series of eight weekly vocational workshops at Barnard College, October start, aims to aid college women re entering or entering the labor market. Financed by a 12500 dollar Carnegie grant, the program features a professional director and counselors from Seven Colleges, limited to 30 graduates, with a forty dollar fee.

Seven College Conference Barnard Carnegie Corporation Barnard Alumae Advisory Committee Seven Colleges Seven College Workshop

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