Dining Force Coed Restrictions End Barnard Trial
Barnard ends the two month coed dining trial this Friday. Columbia men may still eat at Barnard unescorted but Barnard meal cards will not be valid for Columbia cafeterias Johnny Hall or the Lion's Den. Dorm Exec president Janet Carlson and Miss Gagson cite ongoing losses as Barnard residents pay less than the transfer charge to Columbia. Adjustments reduced hours and menu options but deficits persist, risking a further board hike next year as Barnard faces a net deficit of about 1,653 dollars and overall charges to Barnard totaling roughly 4,034 dollars with added cash service credits.
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Columbia
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Johnny Hall
the Lion's den
Janet Carlson
Dorm
Exec
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Columbia postgrad planning commission forms student run
A Columbia University committee for graduate planning has been formed under Alexander Clark and Dean David Truman to help undergraduates prepare for graduate school and career options. The experimental conference, planned for late February, will be student run and feature lectures and seminars across Barnard and Columbia colleges. Executives include Robert Belt and Larry Miller with other directors named. attendance urged for interested students.
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A. Post-Graduate Planning Commission
Columbis
Alexander Clark
Columbia College
David 3. Truman
Planning Commission
Robert Belt
Larry Miller
Robert Coffee
Arthur Spector
Mark Drucker
Office of
Barnard
Columbia
Schools of
General Studies and Engineering
Nancy Gertner
Undergrad
Handel Opera Acis and Galatea Premieres at Barnard
Acis and Galatea by Handel premieres at Barnard College Minor Latham Playhouse tonight. Barnard music and drama departments collaborate with Columbia Collegium Musicum to combine aria and masque. Cast includes Josephine Mongiarda as Galatea Larry Bennett as Acis and Damon Tom Neugebauer as Polyphemus. Kenneth Cooper conducts with Harpsichord built in 1790 and Rozanne Ritch choreographs. Performances run tonight through Friday and Saturday at 8:30 pm with public access.
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Latham Playhouse
Barnard Music and Drama
Collegium Musicum
Columbia, University
Josephine Mongiarda
Galetia
Acis
Larry Bennett
Tom Neugebauer
Damon
Joseph Chouthard
Polythemus
Ellen Terry
Wetnamenas Sute
Kenneth Cooper
Rozanne Ritch
Latham
Five Artists Exhibit Moves and Artist Biography
Persian Windows 1, shown in the James Room last year, is now hung in the North Dining Room in Hewitt Hall. Milton Goldring donated to Barnaré, with paintings in the Five Artists Five Directions exhibition. Goldring, born in New York City, studied at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn Museum, Paris Academie Julian, and with Fernand Leger. He taught at the Modern Museum of Art in Rio de Janeiro from 1950 to 1955, with group shows at the Salon de Mai, Venice Biennale, Rome’s Galleria Nazionale, andWashington DC’s Museum of Modern Art. His works are in the Moderna Museet in Rio de Janeiro and the Chrysler Museum of Art in Provincetown.
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Hewitt Hall
Milton Goldring
Barnaré
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Mr. Goldring
New York City
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn Museum of Art
Paris
Academie Julian
Fernand Leger
Modern Museum of Art
Rio de Janero
Sie
Galleria Naziona
Arte Moderna
Rome
Washington DC
Museum of Dern Art
Goldring
Museum of Moderna
Rio de Janeiro
Chrysler
Letter to The Editor critiques college editorial policies
A Bursar office employee defends the College Bureaucratic Services from a Bulletin editorial attack. The letter argues the editor misleads readers by anonymous criticism and calls for constructive, circumspect reporting. It cites payroll delays, frequent corrections, and staffing limits as factors in service challenges.
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Bulletin
Are Social Sciences Used As Tool of Foreign Policy?
The piece quotes Stanley Sheanbeam of Ramparts and MSU Vietnam project, criticizing university life corruption under the Warfare State. It argues status, money, and recognition lure faculty into prestige routes like Creed professors and machine stamped PhDs, devaluing student needs and genuine scholarship.
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Stanley Sheanbeam
Ramparts
MSU Vietnam
Fac
Ulty
Eassex
Creed
Grant Comes with Curbs on Student Council Grant
The Undergraduate Council approves a restricted grant for CIF programs HEP PACT East Harlem Area Committee and Study Clubs. Allocation decisions require bi monthly reports and Rep Assembly approval. The Undergrad Treasurer will chair budget talks with CIT Council and ex officio sit in on budget meetings.
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Nancy Gertner
Barnard
Frank Ward
Cut Council
Rep Assembly
Hernard
Hep Assembly
CIF Connell
HEP Pact
East Harlem
CIT Council
Rep. Assembly
CIE Council
Rep
Cit
Pass-Fail Proposal At Barnard College Aligns With Trend
Discussion continues on draft regulations regarding pass-fail options. Barnard adds four course system provisions. Adoption would align Barnard with the prevailing trend at most colleges.
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Barnard
Draft Poll Concludes on Conscientious Objection Questions
The poll questions examine whether all able bodied men must serve in the Armed Forces or alternative government-approved service, whether conscientious objection status should be granted for all wars on social political or philosophical grounds, and whether such status should apply to wars to which the individual is opposed. The discussion asks about married men with children and other demographic qualifiers as part of the debate.
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