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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
3
Josy Gittler seeks the office of Corresponding Secretary promising diligent handling of Student Council correspondence and a seat on the Council. He urges closer ties between the Curriculum Committee and student garment and a vigorous debate on integration with Columbia while assisting the President.
Gallo and another candidate, both 65, run for Treasurer as nominations spread across positions. Jane Ginsberg accepts for Treasurer, stressing student government ties to activities. Nancy Leavin runs for Recording Secretary, cites housing challenges in 616. Josephine Gittler is floor-nominated for Corresponding Secretary. Phyllis Peck urges exam changes and library policy review for Honor Board Chair. Betsy Surrovel and Ellen Coser vie for Board Proctors Chair, highlighting curriculum, transfer counselling, and student lecture series needs.
The article argues for an Activities Council to coordinate all extra curricular and co curricular activities. It urges the incoming Vice-President to represent the President to committees, improving oversight, participation, and knowledge of student government. It links coordination to Barnard's broader aim of better student governance and engagement.
The Undergraduate Association lists March events including class meetings to nominate presidents on March 5 and 7 Dormitory House Meetings nominating officers, March 11 Day Orientation Chairman, March 12 Junior Class address, and March 29 Spring Recess begins. Senior Tea on March 26 and March 14 delegates elected.
The article discusses punishment choices for girls who removed library books after signing for them, focusing on the students’ alleged thefts and the board’s deliberations on disciplinary actions.
Miss Park urges faculty support for small interest groups and expanded performing arts courses offered for credit. She envisions a national Barnard student body and a possible new dorm funded by government loans. The Honor Board debates penalties for library book theft and considers stricter discipline for repeat offenses.
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