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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
2
Miss Gunner argues students must form ethical outlooks and take stands while accepting beliefs may later prove wrong. She notes the college student will juggle roles and confront racial prejudice poverty unemployment and housing crises locally and politically. She urges readiness to adapt beliefs as conditions change.
Columbia CORE presents a forum on police brutality tonight at 8 p.m. in Harkness Theatre with speakers Theodore Weiss Herb Callendar Benjamin Garcia Jr and Joy Martin. Admission is free. Friends of SNCC hold a general meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the Dodge Room Earl Hall. All interested students invited.
A letter comments on the assassination's impact on the city and country. It mocks patriotic rhetoric, condemns distortions, and urges recognition of harsh reality, noting the February 21, 1965 date and referencing Malcolm X. It critiques post assassination commercials that claim constitutional rights.
The Board of Proctors announced juniors and seniors prepared to advise majors at Barnard College. Listed advisors include American Studies Sue Looman and Fran Witty, Anthropology Betty Kottak, Area Studies India Linda Teiner, Art History Brigid Shanahan, Botany Mary Burton, Chemistry Sheila Nemser, Susan Panny, Economics Susan Bacnus, Linda Bladyka, English Bonnie Aaron, Marilyn Gallo, Randall Waton, French Vicky Rippere, Geology Ellen Zimmerman, German Vicky Appere, Government Duff Carndell, Barbara Greiss, Sheila Helfenbein, History Anne Fragasso, Myra Greenspoon, Latin Nancy Fine, Nancy Pinciss, Philosophy Barbara Reich, Psychology Bayla Tulchin, Deena Wechsler, Religion Esther Katzen, Sociology Mary Ebeltoft, Spanish Lucy Agin, Barbara Sheklin, Zoology Carol Adler, Melanie Ellis, Judy Fradin, Susan Gerbi, Phyllis Klein, Bernice Moll, Margaret Poss, Deborah Rosenberg, Ellen Wolkin.
The Trustees voted to require Barnard students to join the Columbia University Student Medical Plan. The cost will be added to tuition totaling 1590 dollars, previously covered by room rental. A new scholarship fund honors Marjorie Lawrence Kaufman, tied to her life contract with Barnard.
Nancy Cowles of class ’66 presented the resolution after securing 60 signatures required by the constitution to bring the motion before the Representative Assembly. The act shows student officials pursuing changes through formal petition and governance channels.
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