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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
2
WKCR will air a semester series titled Southern Press Review presenting Southern ideas as shown in Southern press without editorializing. Producer Mark Sullivan reports that editors focus on local responsibility to curb federal encroachment on states rights and seeks helpers to run the program.
Summer work continues with Bard College students employed by the company. The student body splits time, half in city office roles and about one fifth assigned to camps.
The University of Wisconsin invites applicants to a sixth year Post Graduate Teacher Internship toward a Master’s in Education or joint Master’s in Education and another field. Includes $1200 internship salary and out-of-state tuition remission for 15 months. Gerald O. Skaar will interview in New York at the Hotel Biltmore on Feb 13 14 15.
Bulletin lists Sabbath services Friday Feb 12 at 7 30 p m in the Dodge Room Earl Hall with readings on Lincoln s Dream and the Great Society. Dr Eugene Borowitz of Hebrew Union College will lecture tonight at 8 30 in the Dodge Room on From Buber to Kaplan and Beyond New Trends in Jewish Thought. Freshmen and Sophomores may audition for speaking parts in Greek Games Tuesday Feb 16 at noon in the gym with priestesses challengers and lyric readers to be selected.
The Vocational Committee and Placement Office announce a second in a series of meetings to acquaint students with job opportunities in library work. Mrs. Paley notes growing importance of library careers for liberal arts students and rising professional opportunities. The session in the College Parlor runs 12:30 to 2 on Tuesday.
The Barnard College English Department faced a puzzling delay as Professor Kouwenhoven could not meet his class in the first week. Only Robertson and the department secretary were aware that the class would be canceled, while no one else seems to know who sent the word of the missed meeting.
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