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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
3
After a meeting with President Martha Peterson, the Barnard Faculty Finance Committee outlined a plan for a substantial salary and fringe benefit package centered on medical insurance. A 13.9 percent increase remains a target but is uncertain given Barnard’s finances.
Barnard's board approved two endowed chairs worth at least 750000 each. One honors Adolph and Effie Ochs and supports history. the other funds health sciences faculty breadth. The board also create three funds: Dare Prize Fund of 1000, King Memorial Fund of 2600, and Schwabe Scholarship Fund for pre med. Grant of 4740 awarded to Eisenstein and Sacks for Women in...
An all day Barnard conference for residence counselors, graduate assistants, and dorm staff on January 18 1975 explored defining counselor roles and operating effectively within the college. Debby Hirshman led calls for an educational program, with Max Birnbaum of Boston University guiding sessions and 35 participants evaluating counselor effectiveness.
An important meeting for Bulletin staff and interested students today at 4 30 in 107 McIntosh invites reporters reviewers photographers and proofreaders. No experience required. Those unable to attend should visit the office Friday afternoon.
The Women's Center at Barnard College creates a Emergency Loan Fund to aid students in personal emergencies up to one hundred dollars. A benefit film A Very Curious Gun at Lehman Auditorium on February 7 will raise funds, with two showings at 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Tickets cost two and four dollars respectively. proceeds aimed to reach five hundred dollars plus existing donations. The fund operates on trust with repayment still to be defined, and targets issues unique to women such as abortion or rape-trial legal costs.
The Student Committee Against Racism plans a February 7 forum in Wollman Auditorium with speakers including Jonathan Kozol and Luis Fuentes. The group has ties to Barnard and Latin American Student Organization and aims to spur a national anti racism conference amid rising campus activism and recent Boston desegregation battles.
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