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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1972
Page
5
Following a student poll with over 250 responses showing 86 percent support, trustees will hold a 4:00 meeting with students in the Jean Palmér Room McIntosh Center upper level. All students are invited to attend and participate in discussions on the role of students on the Trustee Board.
Administration officials are weighing replacing Barnard Food Service with an independent caterer. The unit, led by Eleanor Smith, ran deficits last year and the year before, and a decision will not be reached for six weeks. Critics fear loss of flexible, cooperative service and personal attention.
Barnard students form an Undergrad Student Caucus to link student members with tri partite committees. The group aims to boost student influence by enabling representatives to initiate legislation and consult with peers. Jenny Bremer stresses proactive outreach and timely caucus participation. next meeting is February 23 at 6:09 pm in 302 Barnard Hall.
At a February press conference at Hunter College Assemblyman Leonard Stavisky proposes amendment to Education Law to ban selling dissertations term papers and other studies to students, with penalties up to fines and potential legal action. He argues term paper firms threaten academic integrity and urges colleges to discipline offenders. Assistant Attorney General Stephen Mindell notes active lawsuits and the problem's impact on education.
About 62 transfer students enrolled for the spring semester at Barnard College including four transients from other colleges, two alumnae, and five foreign transfers. For the first time freshmen were accepted mid year with 12 admitted for their qualifications. The group from 49 colleges across 13 states gathered February 7 for introductions to faculty and administrators.
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