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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
4
Fagelson argues Barnard Undergrad has moved from trivia toward issue oriented government. She notes a small but efficient core of students drive housing reform curriculum changes and advise administration, marking progress since 1964.
Delegates compare civil rights aims from militant integrationists to segregationists. They note the scale of problems in Columbus and New York and admit being overwhelmed by urban renewal projects. Gladys Meyer links issues to middle class Exodus and Harlem seen as symbol of city challenges.
Marian Heimer, 67, treasurer of the Undergraduate Association, explains the heavy, complex duties of managing student funds. She oversees budgeting with the Faculty Committee, tracks organization spending, advises presidents and treasurers, trains her successor, and pushes reforms like simplified accounts and consolidated ledgers starting July 1. Heimer, a Queens native, is a pre med student majoring in History of Science and appears on the Dean's List.
Dr. Wolff argues students should gain control over personal life while the educational question remains complex. He favors faculty ultimate authority and outlines a continuum of decision making within the university. He lists teaching posts at Columbia Harvard Chicago and Wellesley and notes his publications. He earned AB MA and PhD from Harvard.
Columbia University announced NASA sponsored summer grants for undergraduates majoring in physical sciences. Thirty awards cover travel, tuition, and living costs for a five week program July 5 to August 12 with lectures on communications propulsion dynamics and aerospace fields. Applicants need three years college math or physical science and submit addresses transcripts three references and career goals by March 1 1966.
The fully accredited University of Arizona program in Guadalajara runs June 27 to August 8 with courses in art folklore geography history language and literature. Tuition board and room total 265 dollars. Write Prof. Juan B. Rael P.O. Box 7227 Stanford California.
Barnard College again seeks a Glamour magazine Ten Best-Dressed College Girls in America for 1967 68. Four Barnard candidates Genevieve Cerisoles Polly Perkins Carolyn Wilmott and Brook Seawell will be judged on wardrobe plan campus look grooming and poise. Winners photographed for Glamour August issue and attend New York events. Previous Barnard winners include Joy Brooks Martha Kostyra Stuart and Stephani Cook.
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