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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1965

Page

3

Prof Mair To Teach Social Change Class In Spring

Dr Lucille P Mair visiting professor for 1965 spring term will teach two courses Anthropology 12 Primitive Systems of Government and Social Change in Africa. Courses cover stateless societies colonial effects and contemporary African social change with emphasis on family kinship and economy.

Prof Mair Lucille P. Mair Gildersleeve Africa Dr. Mair University of Cambridge London School of Economics Uganda Nyasaland

Malcolm X Speech and 1965 Student Exchange Plans

Barnard hosts Malcolm X on February 9 as part of Student Exchange Week with Tougaloo College and Oglethorpe University. Southern delegates will see Golden Boy and meet Sammy Davis Jr. events include meetings with education officials, Harlem tours, and nominating sponsors for weeklong hosting.

Lynne Braverman Malcolm X Barnard Golden Boy Sammy Davis Jr Jane Relin New York City Parents New York Harlem Tougaloo College Oglethorpe University Tougaloo Missouri Oglethorpe Atlanta Georgia Jake

Columbia SNCC Chapter Adopts Selma Project in Alabama

The Friends of SNCC at Columbia pledge support to the Selma project in Dallas County Alabama. Four SNCC volunteers work full time on freedom schools adult education and libraries. Funding restrictions hinder progress though voter registration efforts led by Reverend Martin Luther King continue.

Columbia Alabama Friends of SNCC Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Selma South Dallas County Frederick Douglas Free Press Suzanne Crowell Martin Luther King Barnard New York

Reminder of Exam Regulations From Registrar

The registrar posts exam conduct guidelines applicable to all students. Examinations occur at the scheduled hour in the specified room, with a designated room on each floor for make up or student preference. Blue books and papers must stay in rooms, with proctor submission allowed if leaving early. Sudden illness requires immediate report to the registrar. If an exam exceeds the time limit, grading covers only completed work.

In Memoriam Marguerite Mespoulet Professor Emeritus

Professor Emeritus Marguerite Mespoulet died last Saturday at St. Luke's Hospital Mile. Mespoulet joined Barnard in 1934 after teaching at Wellesley College and English lycees. She retired in 1947 and taught graduate courses at Columbia University.

Marguerite Mespoulet St. Luke’s Hospital

Komarovsky Appointed Visiting Professor at C C N Y

Dr Mirra Komarovsky sociology professor will be Buell G Gallagher visiting professor at C C N Y for the spring term. She will teach an undergraduate course Marriage and the Family and a graduate course Sub cultural Behavior focusing on lower class family life. The department calls the graduate course a breakthrough in the program.

Mirra Komarovsky Buell G. Gallagher C.C.N.Y

Registrar Promises Quick Spring Term Registration

Barnard students will register for spring term courses with fewer forms. The Bursar card will carry the permanent address on the back, skipping the triplicate address worksheet. Class, day and dorm groups will register together, with freshman through senior appointments set Feb 1 and following day. Miss Helen Law aims to accommodate 25–30 students per 15 minutes, with a $15 late fee for missed appointments. Changes possible only by written request before Jan 27.

Barnard Helen Law

Purves to Lead Experimental English Education Course

Professor Alan Purves to teach Education 5y next semester in the Education program for English majors. The course emphasizes theory over technique, covering definition of English language, composition, literature approaches, and curriculum planning. It aims for inquiry over dogma and faces state teaching credit guidelines. Meets Thursdays 4:30 to 6:30 P.M. and counts three NYS teaching requirements.

Alan Purves Education Purves New York State

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