Professor Peardon to Retire After 41 Years at Barnard
Professor of Government Thomas P. Peardon will retire this spring after 41 years at Barnard. He plans sabbatical in Greece and England, then may teach British Political Institutions and Government 78. He notes shifts in student work styles, faculty changes, and Barnard’s nonresidential, commuter character.
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Ryan Challenges Election of Mississippi Delegates
Rep William F. Ryan introduced the Fairness Resolution to review the legality of the Mississippi delegation’s election. He questioned oath administration to Abernethy Colmer Walker Whitten and Williams due to disenfranchisement and intimidation. The measure seeks a House Administration Committee inquiry with power to subpoena and report within 260 days, backed by about twenty congressmen and various national organizations.
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Probation Department to Offer Criminal Treatment Course in Brooklyn
The New York Supreme Court Second Department Probation Department will run a class on treating criminals with emphasis on probation. It aims to connect classroom learning with courtroom practice for students in social work crime delinquency sociology psychology law and education. Classes meet Wednesdays 4 to 6 p m at Municipal Building Brooklyn with 30 hours of coursework and at least 30 hours of field work. Academic credits of 2 to 4 points may be awarded by colleges and universities upon completion. For details contact Dr Alexander Bassin Director of Education and Research Supreme Court Probation Department Municipal Building Brooklyn 1 Newark. Applications must be received by February 1.
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Apply Now For Work As Washington Intern
Students seek summer Washington internships with congressmen. Submit applications to Charlotte Tyte or Penny Lipkin including name, class, major, career aims, preferred Senate or House assignment, and whether to work for a local or out‑of‑state representative. Include program knowledge and fund needs for eight weeks, plus self‑subsidy options. Lipkin and Tyte were Barnard interns last summer.
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