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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
3
Students suspended from the College for violations of social regulations in dorms allege arbitrary handling, lack of access to the decision group, and insufficient consideration of extenuating circumstances, raising broad campus questions.
The Student Opinion Committee led by Jane Ginsberg reports members believe the course has value but merits changes. Alumnae praise sex and hygiene topics while critiquing presentation and reading level. some favor lectures and more accessible material for modern audiences.
About a hundred students gathered in Hewitt Hall on February 18 to vent anger over a dorm rule that suspends students for overnight absences without permission. Cynthia Moyer led the meeting and student leaders seek an alternative or flexible “slip clause” to distinguish first offenses from academic punishment for social infractions.
Barnard College will implement an internal revenue style billing system next fall for a trial year. Miss Frances A. Barry the Bursar says students or parents will compute semester charges by totaling, deducting credits, and paying the balance. The plan resembles the IRS Form 1040 and includes charges such as tuition, fees and residence, with deductions for deposits aid grants loans and scholarships.
Honor Board Chairman Phyllis Peck calls on all students to pick up and return Bier Board questionnaires. The form aims to evaluate the Honor System and should be completed promptly.
The Executive Committee of Undkigred Nates Cae considers a revised constitution for the Undergraduate Association after three weeks of discussion. Voting set to determine if the new document or the old constitution passes with 375 yes out of 300 votes. failure to vote sustains the old constitution.
A rally in Larhre Theater features Professor of Sociology at Columbia speaking on Wednesday at 13 wides. Records sold include We Shall Overcome and equality buttons. A street gathering at 116th Street and Broadway backs the drive to aid Gunner to Neciees in Greenwood. Columbia and Barnard Action coordinate with SNCC via Brandeis Northern Student Movement funds. Students collect on the 26th. contact Peter Bierstedt at UN 50507.
Joseph Blatchford, founder and director of Americans for Community Cooperation In Other Nations ACCION, will give an illustrated talk at Hamilton Hall Room 212 at 4 p.m. on Wednesday February 26 with a discussion to follow.
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