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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
5
Representative Assembly voted to endorse a $400 summer grant program for individual students. A four student and four faculty committee will review applications for service and education projects in the United States or abroad. Eligible students must return to Barnard in fall and cover part of the costs.
James A. Wechsler will discuss political awareness versus apathy at the Columbia Barnard Democratic Club meeting tonight at 8 in Harkness Theatre. He is editor of the Editorial Page in the New York Post and former Columbia Spectator editor.
The final Student Exchange Program panel on urban renewal is set for 1 p.m. at Minor Latham Playhouse. Speakers include Martin Benis of Riverside Democratic Club Juliet F Brudney United Neighborhood Houses of New York and Robert Laplante Housing and Home Finance Agency with Roselle Kurland moderating.
Professor Philip H. Phenix of Teachers College Columbia University will address the Thursday Noon Meeting on Human Nature and Liberal Learning. His career spans Carleton College University of Wisconsin and Columbia University plus work with the Hazen Foundation and Metropolitan Life.
President Rosemary Park tells parents liberal arts education builds courage through history and analysis and equips students to face present and future challenges. Dean Henry A. Boorse explains Barnard offers inter faculty links with Columbia, while still financing itself. Student leaders praise Barnard and the program ends with Gilbert and Sullivan selections performed by featured singers.
Sophomores invite juniors and seniors to discuss majors at a tea on Monday February 18 at 4 p.m. in the James Room. Upperclassmen will share experiences in small groups, a counseling initiative led by Mrs Tatiana Greene Miss Jimmye Kimmey and Marilyn Ross class president.
Miss Rosemary Park will be inaugurated as President of Barnard College on Monday April 22 1963 at Riverside Church The ceremony begins at 230 pm and will halt classes about 2000 people are expected Trustees Columbia College faculty and other college representatives form the procession Richard Norman will be Chief Marshal with faculty marshals The Barnard student body will be represented by Student Council members Volunteers may sign up at the College Activities Office Park arrived in November after a tour of the Orient to succeed Millicent C McIntosh Prior to arrival Park was President of Connecticut College
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