Barnard Honor Board on Extra Curricular Explainer
WNBC will air a taped discussion on Barnard College Honor System on Extra Curricular, likely the first or second Friday in February. Moderator Mrs. Annette Baxter cites Barnard tradition and moral responsibility, with panelists Bobbie Friedman Andrea Ostrum and Lee Salmansohn.
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Annette Baxter
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Bobbie Friedman
Andrea Ostrum
Lee Salmansohn
Judges Nominate Four Finalists In Posture Contest
The Freshman Posture Contest at the gym named four finalists from 27 nominees. Maryta Kavaliauskas earned first place with Diana Ortiz second, and Vera Hiebler with Marilyn Ross tied for third.
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Diana Ortiz
Vera Hiebler
Marilyn Ross
Kenneth Jones
Minor Latham Playhouse
Curtis Roosevelt
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Linda Grabe
Anita Hyman
Priscilla Ohler
Donna Lockwood
Class Meeting Reveals Apathy Among Freshmen
A small turnout at a freshmen class meeting left 16 students to discuss plans for events. Barbara Lunin proposed ideas while concerns were raised about attendance and future activities including a Freshman Show and athletics participation.
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Jane Ginsberg
Barnard Faculty and Trustees See Broad Academic Output
Barnard College reports professors publish on diverse research topics and present at conferences. Trustees receive awards and join committees while leaders speak at Dean's Day and other events.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Blanche Ittleson
Columbia bookstore dispute stalls at meeting
The Thursday gathering over the campus bookstore left the conflict unchanged with accusations of memory lapses and miscommunications. Faculty and student leaders failed to agree on a cooperative solution using the existing Student Faculty Committee channels.
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Danny Stone
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Professor Repudiates Philosophic Objections To Moral Judgment
Professor Judith Jarvis argues the chief job of philosophers is refuting attacks on moral claims rather than proving them. Her noon talk "Moral Laws" outlines three objection classes scepticism relativism and emotivism, and asserts moral judgments arise from sets of facts about the world with distinctions for good and bad.
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Judith Jarvis
Jarvis
Jarves
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Art Review Highlights Range of Influences at Kee Exhibit
The piece notes John Kacere’s Sounding 2 as a focal point while criticizing the room for crowding with pseudo works resembling Marc Kirchner Matisse Picasso Klee Rothko Mire Leger among others. It singles out one genuine artist Larry Rivers and calls for more authentic voices in public recognition.
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Kirchner
Matisse
Picasso
Kiine
Rothko
Leger
Larry Rivers
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