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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
3
Proctors Affer advice on choosing majors announced by Nancy Doctor Myra Greenspoon chair of the Board of Proctors. The new program aims to help freshmen.
Three librarians will visit Barnard on Tuesday February 16 to discuss library career opportunities. Warren Haas of Columbia University libraries will speak on academic libraries, Mary Covington of Union Carbide on libraries in science contexts, and Marilyn Modern of the American Association of Advertising Agencies on business and industry libraries. Esther Green leads the program for undecided students with counseling from student advisors and proctors.
Seniors may obtain name cards and Columbia address stubs for June 1965 from Student Mail or the Registrar from February 17. The filing deadline is Friday February 26. Cards must be deposited in the wooden box outside the Registrar's Office under the Senior Class bulletin board.
Seven student delegates from Oglethorpe University and Tougaloo College in New York City praised Harlem schools after three days of visits. They found Junior High School No. 43 impressive and noted similarities in educational challenges across regions.
The Education Committee of Citizenship Council initiates two tutoring efforts. Charles Evans Hughes High School students will tutor in all subjects for those failing a term. At PS 165 an after school study center opens with volunteers needed for story telling remedial reading and play activities. Contact 309 FEH or Diane Wolfe in 616 for openings.
Columbia University students are urged to donate classroom supplies and periodicals for the SNCC Selma project. The Project Committee meets at 7 30 in the 616 Lounge, with requests for blackboards, globes, ink, and magazines among items. two books highlighted are Negro History Coloring Book and Great Negroes Past and Present.
Nancy Klein reports on a two day institute for high school and college addiction to narcotics. The program urged early detection of marijuana users before they progress to narcotics, noting addicts struggle to stay in college and use drugs to relieve tension.
Dorm Exec discussed an proposed dormitory honor code to govern student behavior but enthusiasm waned as residents warned of privacy invasion and potential abuse. Opponents cited library code abuse and argued judges should follow only after an honor system.
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