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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1956
Page
2
A university letter questions the January 18 deadline for final programs, contrasting it with a deferred filing system praised since 1954 for cutting clerical work. Students valued deciding courses after initial lectures and reading lists, and the traffic of changes fell from 738 in 1953 fall to 63 in 1954. The authors urge the administration to revert to the earlier model.
Nineteen clubs back a February 18 carnival to back a Term Drive project. The administration provides the gym annex and porter services free, but student funds are needed to build and outfit a cottage for handicapped children.
John A Moore argues against General Palmer's stance on women wearing pants. He notes a quoted remark by Charles Laughton and suggests nuanced views: some women may wear pants, others should not, and men should wear pants since options are limited. January 5 1956.
Barnard graduates now in graduate programs share impressions on intangibles. Anna Johnston at Yale Law notes small class size and sociological law courses with casual-friendly advising. Betty Ann Lynch at Harvard Law finds work engaging though time consuming. Jane Were-Bey at Yale Economics praises accessible teachers and frequent student-faculty events.
Readable notes show Lawrence Dennis a Fascist leader addressing a college on Which Way America with a doom prophecy about liberal capitalism. Maurice Hirsdus discussed conservatism of democracies. Alexander Ross invited to teach at Milbank under a Marxist Study Club.
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