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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1954
Page
3
The Executive Committee of the Residence Halls Student Association introduces a new lateness policy for dorms with penalties canceled for infractions since term start. The plan, adopted by a dormitory election, lets the Executive Board determine the validity of excuses and penalties, reviewing only persistent neglect.
Seniors heard about job openings with the YWCA and Traveler's Insurance Co. in a talk by Mrs. William K. Wilson. Program Director roles target seniors with leadership in camps and activities. interviews sign up Wednesday. production underwriting and actuarial claims also available.
All first and second year students must sign up in the Medical Office for their annual physical examinations. The exams are required for student health compliance and ongoing campus wellness.
Barnard Proctors designate this week as Be kind to the James Room week. Lois Bingham notes complaints about students misusing furniture, not bussing dishes, and ignoring coat racks and shelves. Proctors will be on duty at lunch, posters and a suggestion box will guide care, with ideas like a tea cart and extra trash bin under consideration.
Professor Joseph Brennan of the Philosophy Department discussed Maimonides in a noon meeting. He described Maimonides as orthodox yet not rigorously inclined and outlined his view of God as describable only by negative attributes, avoiding anthropomorphic limits.
Juniors Doris Joyner and An nette Wilbois announced their candidacy for President of the Athletic Association at the AA nominating assembly held last Thursday. The official candidacy deadline had been Wednesday at noon, with Nancy Aub not yet receiving word of the nominees. Elections for Vice-President Treasurer and Secretary of Undergraduate Association, Honor Board Chairman, and AA President will be held tomorrow and on Wednesday March 2 and 3 at Jake Vita Bogart.
Mrs. McIntosh departs New York for a Western lecture tour through March 20 with stops in Houston Dallas Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Minneapolis and Cleveland. Acting president Dean Thomas P. Peardon covers duties during her absence while she addresses alumnae groups high school audiences and media on topics tied to the Bicentennial theme and education for living.
Brown University historian Donald H. Fleming spoke on "Science and Moral Responsibility" as part of Barnard's American Civilization series. He argued scientists bear no automatic duty to apply findings and addressed the age of equivocality in nuclear, medical, and social research, warning about mass destruction and new energy and the need for moral discernment.
Dr. Jacob L. Talmon of Hebrew University and visiting Columbia lecturer will address sociology majors on Israel Problems of an Emergent Society tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the College Parlor.
Dr. Grayson Kirk and Henry Steele Commager headline the opening session of Columbia University Student Council Bicentennial Conference on Low Rotunda Friday March 26 at 4 00 p m The theme is The Rights of Free Americans March 26 27 28 A series of seminars will be held in Hamilton Hall March 27 topics include Can We Legislate Equality National Security and Individual Liberty A debate will feature two speakers and a moderator Registration March 8 19 Booths charge 75 cents Volunteers welcomed at Room 410 Alumni House.
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