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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1961
Page
3
Student Council and Representative Assembly approve a Race Relations Committee to study Barnard's position on integration and discrimination in the South. The group, born from dorm discussions linked to the Southern Exchange Program, will hold an open meeting Friday at noon to set policy and seek broad student input.
Connie Brown Ruth Schwartz explained and enlarged upon C. P. Snow's Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution in the first talk of the Contemporary Thought series Monday. She contrasted images of scientists and poets, noted Snow's critique of American education, and urged bridging the gap between artists and scientists to aid poor countries' development, while saying Snow did not go far enough.
Heated debate in the Representative Assembly over a proposed constitutional amendment to elect the National Student Association Coordinator by the entire student body. A quorum issue stalled action last week. yesterday the assembly voted to untable, postponing discussion and delaying the annual election.
At the Tuesday senior class meeting Millicent C. McIntosh proposed changing the graduation ceremony to per department ceremonies with a gym reception, but the plan was not adopted. Dues were cut from 7 to 6 dollars due to protests and nonpayment, with excess costs covered by treasury reserves. A Junior-Senior Party, the end of the cocktail party, and a Spring Tea were announced for Senior Week.
Students may file for undergraduate offices with Ruth Schwartz 61 by 11 a.m. February 27. Include name class office sought past activities photo and platform. A two minute speech is due for the Nominations assembly February 28 at 1 p.m. in the gym. Eligibility varies by office with class requirements.
Miss Myra Roper head of Melbourne Women's College will lecture at Barnard College today on Theatre in Red China at 3 30 p m and on Education in Red China at 2 10 p m The talks follow her 1958 invitation to visit China She is a director of Australia s Elizabethan Theatre Trust and a noted educator. Dr Samuel Terrien of Union Theological Seminary will speak at Noon on Job A Poem on the Irony of Faith The Auburn Professor has written several books including Interpretations Bible and Lands of the Bible
Bulletin staff must attend a general meeting on Friday February 24 at noon in the Bulletin office. The agenda includes electing the new editor in chief.
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