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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1964

Page

4

Council Sets Workshop Goal For Mature College Women

The Seven College Vocational Workshop advisory council met at Barnard on February 14 to define a goal of creating a climate of acceptance for mature college women returning to work. Participants aim to re enter meaningful jobs outside the home with emphasis on personal discovery and development, not just paid trades. The program, sponsored by the Seven College Conference, invites graduates from other colleges and includes leaders from academia industry and media on its advisory board.

Seven College Vocational Workshop Advisory Council Anne Cronin Seven College Conference Barnard Thomas C. Mendenhall Smith College Connie M. Guion Cornell Anna M. Kross N.Y. City Pepsi-Cola Alfred Barr, Jr Museum of Modern Art Lawrence K. Frank Elmer Hutchisson American Institute of Physics Jeanne L. Noble School of Education N.Y.U Carrol Newsom Prentice-Hall, Inc Inez Robb United Features Syndicate James F. Oates, Jr The Equitable Life Assurance Society

Delegates Discuss Exchange Programs At Barnard Visits

Barnard delegates visit Sweet Briar College and Talladega College to review exchange programs. Talladega delegates arrived Sunday met the Dean and attended classes while observing activities. A five point plan on college Negro community action emerged from Tuesday and Wednesday discussions. Faith Holsaert noted conditions in Amherst County Virginia and the contrast between Negro and white schools. Natalie Lemmon recalled discouragement from participation. The program, student run and YWCA supported, links with Smith College via Talladega and Barnard.

Barnard Sweet Briar College Talladega College James Room Talladega Faith Holsaert Virginia Amherst County Holsaert Gram Natalie Lemmon Sweet Briar YWCA

Freshmen Medical Examinations Begin February 17

All freshmen must schedule appointments for a required medical examination at the Medical Office in Room 202 Barnard Hall. Examinations start today Monday February 17 and must be completed by May 15, 1964.

Barnard Hall

Hebrew in modern language study urged for Barnard students

The article argues Hebrew should be taught alongside ancient languages at Barnard and notes its value for Jewish students and Israel studies. It cites Hebrew as vital for economics insight and cultural links, lists colleges with Hebrew programs, and calls readers to sign a petition on Jake. Susan Steinhauer '67 February 10, 1964.

Barnard Israel United States New York City Brooklyn College NYU University of Pennsyyvania Jake Susan Steinhauer

Carol Berkin To Edit Undergraduate Journal

Carol Berkin64 edits the AJ undergraduate Journal with Priscilla Ohler64 as assistant editor and Professor Marcus Klein as faculty sponsor. The journal features scholarly student papers across disciplines, with staff selecting works via faculty reviews and aiming to include author bios and possibly photography.

Carol Berkin Priscilla Ohler Marcus Klein

Christmas vacation library hours protested at Barnard

Miss Esther Greene, Barnard Librarian, says the extra days of library use during Christmas vacation did not justify extending hours on an experimental basis. She notes two added days drew about 20 and 10 students respectively, many just returning books. The library will operate 9 to 5 weekdays during spring vacation and 2 to 10 p.m. on Sunday April 5.

Esther Greene Barnard

Fast for Freedom mobilizes students across campuses

Students nationwide will fast on February 26. They will skip dinner and donate the cost to SNCC to buy food for unemployed Mississippi Negroes. Teamsters will transport the food free of charge. Columbia and Barnard Action coordinate on campus with Barnard Action collecting on the 26th. Earl Hall’s Protestant Office backs the effort, arguing it offers a concrete Civil Rights action solidarity across the university.

Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee SNCC Teamsters Union Mississippi Columbia Barnard Action Columbia University Jake Earl Hall

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