Thorough Examination of Curriculum Report by Faculty Ad Hoc Committee
The Report on the Nationwide College Curricula studied by the Faculty Ad Hoc Committee at Barnard and Columbia University is thorough and lengthy. It includes 59 pages of tables analysis and discussion and urges reform while placing final decisions in administrators hands. The Bulletin commends the committee for its thorough examination and notes a future comment on specific suggestions.
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Barnard
Columbia University
New York
Campaign Period Proposed for Barnard Student Elections
The proposal urges a one year experimental campaign period for Barnard Undergraduate Association elections with clear rules and alternative communication channels. It argues campaigns reduce sub rosa politicking, allow platforms to be shared, and, if successful, could become standard. if not, a Fair Elections code is still needed.
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Madeline Jenkins
Barnard
Gertner outlines student participation focus in platform
Nancy Gertner 67 advocates participation as key to successful student government and proposes student review of teaching performance and expanded faculty tenure discussion. She cites Yale and City colleges as models and urges Barnard housing reforms and a summer registry while holding multiple Barnard roles.
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Nancy Gertner
Miss Gertner
Rep Assembly
Currie Committee
Yale
City
Barnard
Board of Proctors
Barnard- Columbia Pre
Lederman proposes revival of Barnacle and pub board reforms
Lyn Lederman outlines platform items including republishing the Barnacle, keeping the Freshman Handbook with sophomores, and has Rep Assembly discussion on student publications. She notes Undergrad gains this year such as Freshman Orientation revamp and Housing Registry work, while urging expansion of Summer Internship Program to aid girls in securing internships.
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Lyn Lederman
Barnacle
Barnard
Miss Lederman
Rep Assembly
Washington
Shapiro Runs for Undergrad President At Barnard
Deanne Shapiro of the Class of 67 launches a platform to redefine student government at Barnard. She proposes a full time Undergraduate Association office in the Annex with a paid secretary and office hours for officers, plus housing, orientation, and dorm rules reforms. Shapiro, president of her class, holds multiple leadership roles and committees.
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Deanne Shapiro
Barnard
Miss Shapiro
Annex
Rep Assembly
Housing Committee
Citizenship Council
Critics Question Rockwell Talk On Campus Debate
Letters argue Humanitas should not host George Lincoln Rockwell. They say the issue is the educational value of such exposure, not free speech, and warn the event could dull resistance to fascism while granting Rockwell unintended notoriety. Lynn Gordon and Sherry Turner ’68.
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Humanitas
George Lincoln Rockwell
Malcolm X
Bill Epton
Progressive Labor Party
Gus Hall
American Communist Party
William Buckley
Representa
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John Birch Society
Rockwell
South Africa
United States
Rhodesia
Spain
Viet Nam
Hitler
Ler
Alabama
Nyc
Lynn Gordon
Sherry Turner
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