Stand Still Process Marks Slow Undergraduate Year
The Undergraduate Association faced delays and missteps this year across old and new business. The lack of a treasurer, late chair appointments, and postponed grant funding slowed operations and hindered programs like the Summer Grant Fund and the Student Exchange.
Undergrad Innovations Largely Unused at Barnard
The Activities Council and biweekly Friday Rep Assembly meetings were rarely used after their 1962 introductions. Proposals to cancel the meetings to boost open class discussions were not implemented. The article urges more active Representative Assembly and Student Council work and broader committee use before the 1963-64 installation.
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Unti
Barnard
National Student Association Committee
Activities Council
Rep
Council
Undergrad Association
Barnard Considers Faculty Student Curriculum Committee
A proposal urges a combined Faculty-Student Curriculum Committee at Barnard to replace the current all student body. The plan seats ten members five students chosen by Student Council and five faculty appointed by the college president, with two faculty on Instruction. It aims to reduce duplication and expand Freshman Orientation with a common academic topic and reading list.
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Barnard
Masters Drawings Exhibit at Barnard on loan from Cooper Union
An exhibit of 33 Old Master drawings is on display in the James Room at Barnard, on loan from the Cooper Union Museum. The collection showcases ink, pencil and charcoal works from the 15th to 19th centuries by French, Italian and Northern School artists. Four drawings are shown for the first time, including a 17th century Dutch piece by Isaac MonchERon.
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Barnard
Cooper Union Museum
James Room
Isaac Moncheron
Netherlands
Claude Vignon
Carlo Marchionni
Villa Albani
Felice Giani
Hall of Fame
Carnegie Hall Concert by Columbia and Lehigh Bands
The Columbia and Lehigh University Concert Bands will join for a benefit concert at Carnegie Hall on February 22 at 8 30 p m. Proceeds go to the schools scholarship funds. The 120 member group conducts under Elias Dann and Jonathan Elkus and features Berlioz Chester Holst and Sousa works along with Camino Real and Toccata Marziale. Tickets available from Lehigh Columbia or Carnegie Hall.
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Lehigh University
Carnegie Hall
Jonathan Elkus
Lehigh
Elias Dann
Berlioz
Chester
Schumann
Ralph Williams
Gustav Hols
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