Trustees Pass Budget Tuition Increased, Aid Cut
Barnard State budget for 1972 73 raises tuition by 190 and medical fees by 10 while adding 25 to annual board costs. A 10 percent across the board student aid cut yields a 130 779 deficit on a 9 476 395 expenditure plan. Salaries rise for staff while administrative officers gain and faculty receive stepped increases. President Peterson notes pressure to close the gap with Columbia College and warns of alienation among middle class students as costs rise.
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Columbia College
Undergrad Forms Women's Movement at Barnard
An undergrad meeting last Thursday gathered thirty to forty women forming committees for a potential Barnard women’s movement. It seeks to supplement the Women's Center with groups on consciousness raising, theater, health care, self defense, newsletters, and a Barnard-wide festival plus a placement alternative. An open organizing meeting tonight at 7:00 in Room 302 Barnard Hall will advance the effort.
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Women's Affirmative Action Coalition
Experimental College
Jenny Bremer
Women’s Center
Women's Center
Catharine Simpson
Barnard Hall
Barnard Trustees Promote Tenure Faculty Members
Barnard College trustees on February 23 1972 approved Martha Petersons recommendations for promotions and tenure plus a new appointment. Patricia A Graham promoted to professor while Gladys Meyer, Charles F Marder, Abraham Rosman, and George Woodbridge receive higher ranks. Four assistant professors advance to associate professor with various faculty duties noted. continued on page 3.
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America
Charles F Marder
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Barnards Anthropolog
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Assocae
George Woodbrdge
Dre Woodbridge
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American Historcal Review
Journal of Modern History
Journal of Economic History and Political Science Quarterly
Barnard Hosts Four Gildersleeve Lecturers This Spring
Ruth Patrick will open the series from February 28 to March 3 with a lecture on aquatic ecosystems and pollution. Claude Levi Strauss, Peter Mathias, and Brendan Kennelly join as visiting Gildersleeve Lecturers, each delivering talks and engaging with Barnard students and faculty.
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Claude Levi Strauss
Peter Mathias
Brendan Kennelly
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Philadelphia Academy of Sciences
Student elected to full voting seat on Board of Trustees
Elen Futter, a first year Columbia Law student, was elected a full voting member to replace Arthur Goldberg who resigned. Her term expires in 1375 and she previously served as an observer and alumni representative. Trustees had not yet decided on granting full voting rights to a current student. Futter has advocated student membership with full voting privileges.
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Levi Strauss
Ecole Pratique Des Heures
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Certie “National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Oxford Liverty
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Oxford Visiing
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Great Britain
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