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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1971
Page
5
President Martha Peterson says a proposed Barnard tuition hike is undecided with an anticipated $200 raise not set to be announced until January 25. Budget conferences run through January 22 as trustees must approve any change amid rising costs and college debt.
Pembroke College the sister school of Brown University lost its separate identity last month as it merged officially with Brown University. Classes became coeducational and the women's dormitories remained, while Pembroke had controlled admissions prior to the merger.
A sub committee of the Committee on Instruction reviews a two page statement from the American Law Schools on pass-fail grades for pre law students. Princeton ETS released the document, Barnard reevaluates pass-fail, and a questionnaire seeks student input on study patterns and course access.
Alumnae trustees would gain voting rights on the City College Board of Trustees and student representatives would sit on committees once the college charter is revised and Albany approves. Faculty declined the privilege due to tenure voting concerns while alumnae address meetings and receive pre meeting information.
The publication ends for the fall semester and the next issue will be published Wednesday February 10 Editors for 1971 72 are Lynda Horhota and Ruth Smith The Bulletin marks its seventieth year in 1971.
The New York Post and The New Yorker covered Barnard Experimental College focusing on co education and communal life. EC coordinator Hester Eisenstein says the college is an intellectual residential community and a commune with guiding principles. The New Yorker feature in Talk of the Town noted course rumors and credit ideas while EC students called it cute but not accurately representative.
A Columbia University group of students and professors plans a protest against a bomb plot conspiracy framed as the clearest incident of deliberate frame up before the public. The case centers on four Philadelphia Labor Committee members arrested April 9 1969 for possession of explosives and conspiracy.
Barnard juniors drive support for a new elementary education program at Barnard College. About 25 students signed petitions seeking a program offering one semester of seminar work and one semester of teacher training plus possible crime work with children. The petition will go to the Committee on Instruction. contacts include Professor Patricia Graham.
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