Responses On Curric Too Few For Barnard Students
Two questionnaires target Barnard students about curriculum revision and the Undergraduate Journal. Curric Committee chair Sheila Gordon says responses are scarce and the deadline is extended after finals. Journal editor Katie McDowell asks for interest and input through a questionnaire and invites helpers at c o Student Mail.
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University funding shifts push research to forefront
President Grayson Kirk says the last decade shows a shift toward organized research with federal funds now surpassing the university’s former operating budget. Dr. Kirk sees no ceiling on research funds. Teachers College President John H Fischer urges embracing broader outreach and rethinking technology education links.
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Grayson Kirk
Teachers College
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Education Commissioner Keppel Seeks Expanded Federal Education Power
Francis Keppel, newly named Education Commissioner, is set to push for greater authority over the office and its $1 billion annual federal education funding. He faces a skeptical backdrop after predecessor Sterling McMurrin resigned amid charges the office lacks real control over the national education program. Keppel, ex-Harvard dean, aims to extend oversight to grants from the National Science Foundation, Defense, and other agencies, while reshaping staff of about 1,150.
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Harvard
College of Education
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James Conant
Harvard College of Education
Cambridge
Orientation schedule for Southern and Barnard delegates
Interviews for Southern and Barnard delegates with Juliet Brudney Miriam Strong Edward Rutledge Doris Beausoleil and Will Maslow are set. The first orientation on Tuesday January 15 from noon to 2 p.m. in 204B features former delegates and sponsors and a study of New York and Southern region materials.
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Barnard
Juliet Brudney
United Neighborhoods Projects
Miriam Strong
City Planning Commission
Edward Rutledge
Doris Beausoleil
State Commission On Human Rights
Will Maslow
American Jewish Congress
New York
Madeline Jenkins
Lila Rosenblum
Gladys Meyer
Phoebe Morrison
Miss Park To Speak On The Cramp Of Hope
Dr. Rosemary Park will address the Thursday noon meeting in the College Parlor on topics of a general nature under the heading The Cramp of Hope.
Hawaii U Announces 8000 Dollar Asia Study Grant
The University of Hawaii offers a grant of over 8000 dollars for 100 American students to study Asia under the East West Center. Recipients will learn an Asian language, study fields leading to Asia work, and conduct a 21 month research project living with Asian students. Applications to Evaluation Officer East West Center Honolulu Hawaii. Barnard juniors may intern in federal agencies in July August. Interns receive 50 dollars weekly for summer and additional aid for the academic year based on need. Apply by February 15 to Professor Carnley 408 Lehman.
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East-West Center
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