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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1966

Page

3

Barnard Commuters Manage Amid Citywide Strike

Five Barnard faculty members cancelled classes as a city strike disrupted campus life. Many commuters pooled rides or rode with Manhattan-bound workers from the Bronx to Staten Island. Some dorm residents slept in and librarians waived late-book fines while upperclassmen provided space for travelers.

Barnard Harriet P. van Sickle Food Service Morningside Heights Bronx New Rochelle Staten Island Brooklyn Bayside S. L. Zukin Manhattan Museum

Moore and Treat to Exhibit Simultaneous Art Collections

Professor Julius Held will host two exhibits in the James Room. One features 25 photographs by Zoology Professor John Moore focusing on rural houses in Canada, Spain, and the U.S. East Coast. The second showcases 30 seaweed collages by Mrs Rose Treat, who creates patterns with dried seaweed on rag paper using mucilage and a toothpick.

Julius Held Art History James Room John Moore Canada Spain U.S Rose Treat Moore Andrew Wyeth Mrs. Treat Martha’s Vineyard

CUSC Pickets in Support of St. John's University Faculty

Columbia University Student Council Exec Committee joined a Brooklyn Campus picket in solidarity with St. John's University faculty amid a strike over tenure, faculty control of departments, and curriculum content. The group, led by President Whitcomb and officers, cites academic freedom and notes National Student Association backing.

Columbia University Student Council St. John’s University Brooklyn David K. Whitcomb David M. Ment John Akula David E. Langsam St. John’s Mr. Ment Columbia Academic Freedom of National Student Association

Profs Bell Held Join Committee On Year 2000 Plans

The Committee on the Year 2000 of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences met October 22 to discuss futures for society and disciplines. Daniel Bell and Virginia Held participated with experts from political science business economics law and atomic science.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Daniel Bell Virginia Held Barnard Held United States

Observations on a Recent Trip to India

Thursday noon Henry A. Boorse Dean of Faculty will present notes on a trip to India. He participated in an exchange program with India earlier this semester.

Henry A. Boorse India Dean Boorse

Harlem Music Project Offers Free Lessons for Youth

Joseph Eger of the New York Orchestral Society announces the Harlem Music Project to bring free lessons and preschool training to Harlem residents. The program, with school and community center venues, receives support from the Board of Education and Civic Affairs, backed by Congressmen and educators.

Marjie Yablon Joseph Eger Harlem New York City

Claflin Accepts For Barnard Student Exchange

Claflin College Orangeburg has issued a definite acceptance to join Barnard's 1966 Student Exchange and expects USC's commitment as well. Barnard will host delegates February 5 to 11 while visits by Barnard students to southern colleges occur February 12 to 18.</s>

Claflin College Orangeberg South Carolina Barnard Suzanne Crowell U.S.C Southern Claflin

Barnard Graduate Fellowship Seeks Applicants for 1966 67

The Association offers a $1600 award to a Barnard graduate showing exceptional promise in her chosen field. Applications are available in the Alumnae Office, 118 Milbank Hall. Deadline to file is March 1.

Barnard College Milbank Hall Alumnae Association Barnard

College Treats Foreign Students At King's Crown Hotel

Foreign students staying in dorms spent Christmas at King's Crown Hotel in guest rooms paid by Barnard College. Rooms included a seclusion, private phone, carpeting and room service. Some students enjoyed the luxury while one Greek student stayed in a hospital infirmary.

King’s Crown King’s Crown Hotel Barnard College Georgia Valaoris Athens Greece Vasiliki Kapri St. Luke’s Hospital

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Toni Savage The CUSC Exec St. John’s U Profs. Bell Zbignew Brzezinski Planning Commission Mrs Music Project Harlem Area New York Orchestral Society West 67Th Street New York N.Y Miss Crowell University of South Carolina University Park Rosemary Park Paul Chevigny Harlem Neighborhood Legal Assistance Project P.S. 43 129Th Amsterdam Barbara Lewis
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