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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1966

Page

3

Six Visiting Professors Join Staff

Six visiting professors have joined the faculty for the spring term. They include Thomas M. Messer in Modern European and American Painting, Robert J. Clements in The Italian Renaissance, Miss Sheela Padhi in Mathematics, James P. Harrison in Oriental Studies, Tom F. Driver in Religion, and Miss Concepcion Zardoga in Spanish. Messer is director of the Guggenheim Museum, while Clements directs NYU's Doctoral Program in Comparative Literature.

Thomas M. Messer Robert J. Clements Sheela Padhi James P. Harrison Tom F. Driver Concepcion Zardoga Guggenheim Museum Guggenheim Calder, de Stael, Kadinsky, Munch and Schiele Messer Rosewell Museum New Mexico American Federation of Arts New York City Institute of Contemporary Art Boston New York University

Should 616 Name Be Kept For Barnard Dormitory

Barnard College weighs renaming dormitory 616 known as West One Hundred Sixteenth Street. President Park favors a formal name while General Secretary Palmer favors keeping the current numeric designation. Dorm residents show mixed feelings about a possible change.

Rosemary Park Barnard Jean T. Palmer U.S. Government Brooks, Hewitt Reid Milbank Samuel R. Milbank Palmer President Park

Faculty And Students Debate Value Of Five Day Reading Period

Barnard faculty and students weigh the optional five day reading period passed for spring, with professors like Edward King opposing mass material but open to real reading periods of no classes. Students praise it for linking material, reducing exam pressure, while some worry about cramming and fairness to non academics.

Rosemary Park Edward J. King Eleanor M. Tilton Barnard Leonard Zobler Geography Daddy Peter Juviter Government Department Miss Park Sidney A. Burrell History Department Holly Gunner Meredith Stetson Madeline Price Vassar Wellesley Holyoke Ruta Walters Amy Miller

Summer Internships Open For Government Programs

Juniors may apply for a government internship in New York and New Jersey this July and August. The eight week program pays 89 dollars weekly plus travel for an orientation in New York and four one day seminars. Applications are due February 15 with selection based on scholarship activities and career goals. Professor Demetrios Caraley rooms 409 Lehman provides forms and answers questions.

New York New Jersey College Federal Agency Council of the U.S. Civil Service Demetrios Caraley Government Department Lehman

Junior Class Plans Open Meeting on Memorial for Ann Becker

The Junior Class holds an open meeting this afternoon at 4 p.m. in room 304B to discuss the 67 memorial to Ann Becker a class member who died last December.

Ann Becker Miss Becker

C U Tutors Work in HEP For 1st Year

Harlem Educational Program HEP at Columbia marks its first year with tutors from Barnard guiding in home visits. Volunteers spend about four hours weekly assisting students from first grade to senior high. The program includes Adventure Clubs for fourth to sixth graders offering trips workshops and sports led by student counselors.

Columbia Barnard HEP

Undergrad Announces Election Plans for Student Government

Laura Fagelson, class ’66, president of the Undergrad Association, releases the election schedule. Nominations begin February 15 with speeches for UA president and other posts. Voting runs February 16–18 at multiple campus locations, followed by March events for Judicial Council and class elections.

Laura Fagelson U.A Jake Judicial Council Barnard

ICC Offers Study Tours For Summer

International College in Copenhagen launches an eight week summer tour 1966 exploring life in welfare states the Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia and Berlin. Participants also spend six days at student centers in Sochi and Yalta and can join Danish Seminar All World Seminar programs. Interested students may write.

International College Copenhagen Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Berlin Sochi Caucasus Yalta Crimean I.C.C

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Gemma Manuele Barbara Lewis King Mirra Komarovsky C.U By Marjie Yablon H.E.P Harlem Bryson ICC
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