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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1952
Page
4
Editorial argues that Buckley misreads the university role and warns that allowing alumni to drive policy would blur truth and value, reduce inquiry, and threaten individual liberty by reflecting society’s lowest common denominator. A. D. P.
The English Department hires Johan Smertenko Associate in English and expands with three Botany researchers Alfred Levine Agnes Novak and Francis Lynn Mahar assisting projects Smertenko also authors a Hamilton biography and works on Washington Fights a War Dr Alexander Gode begins a new course in language learning Elizabeth Croniezer Regina O'Brien and Iris Hofmeister join Italian zoology and fine arts roles respectively.
Bookkeeper position announced by the Undergraduate Association inviting interested students with practical bookkeeping experience to contact Janet Bloch '53 immediately.
Renee Madesker argues the Barnard Honor Code may apply only to plagiarism and in exam cheating, noting faculty rules on make up exams differ from original tests. She calls for revising the Blue Book pledge to reflect the full scope of honor in academic work and college life.
Teaching after a summer course in Education, the plan aims to have the Legislature fund course expenses. Certificates would apply in New York State except New York City. Starting teachers must take a professional Saturday course yearly and a six hour summer course until certification is complete. Courses offered at state colleges and several universities.
The BC Speakers Bureau outlines an intensive spring term. Open to all undergraduates, it sends members to private schools clubs and media outlets. Three February engagements are set including a panel on civil liberties at the Spence School with Lee Budd Kathie Burge Ellen Schleicher and Lois Schwartz.
February date and speakers Lee Budd Sue Harrington and Mary Ann Tinklepaugh will speak on the coming presidential election at Leonard School. Several Bureau members have appeared on radio and television. T. B.
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