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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1967

Page

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Judicial Council plans revision of undergraduate appeal system

A change to Article VII titled The Judiciary The Honor System and The Board of Proctors rebrands the article The Judicial Branch and adds due process rights. It outlines prompt hearings written notices witness rules and options to testify or submit letters while preserving final Judicial Council authority and president approval for suspensions or expulsions.

Rachel Val Cohen Judicial Counc Honor System Board of Proctors Judicial Branch Judicial Council Honor Board

Barnard selects Karen Freedman for Glamour contest

Barnard announces Karen Freedman 68 as Barnard’s entry in Glamour magazine 1967 Ten Best Dressed College Girls contest. The winner emerged after a February 10 on campus photo session judged by a five person committee including Jean McKenzie and Prof Barry Ulanov. Freedman, a Providence Rhode Island native and George Washington University transfer, is a government major active in AIESEC and plans a career in international relations research or advertising.

Jean McKenzie Barnard Glamour Magazine Glamour Bulletin Enterprise Barry Ulanov Barndra English Dept Helen Neuhaus Arlene van Breems Troika Frank Pokorny Columbia Columbian Karen Freedman Karen George Washington University Fairholm Providence Riede Island Aiesec Europe Easten

Red Markers Symbolize Change at Barnard Bulletin

Frances Hoenigswald reports at the Red Pencil Dinner in the South Dining Room on February 21. The new Barnard Bulletin editorial team has begun implementing Mencher’s suggestions and installed a full managing board with editors and junior editors. The weekly BULLETIN will publish each Wednesday.

Frances Hoenigswald Melvin Mencher School of Journalism South Mencher Barnard Bulletin Ll. Editorial Gloria Leitner K. Lowenthal Barbara Orton Barnard Miss Lowenthal Troika Arlene van Breems Helen Neuhaus Ding Sternbach St Ietudes Bonnie Burgess Bonnie Fox Ellen Hin Margaret Leitner Ella Poliakof Susan Rosen Sersha Bradley Claudia Heffer Rachel Val Cohen Anne Hoffman Olga Kahn Lois Kaplan Jean McKenzie Istar Schwager Barbara Trainin Ronnie Friedland Carmina Gaster Mary Gifford Claudia Goldin Catherine Gross Sanda Markovitz Marcia Paul June Perkins Carol Polis Jeanette Weissbraun

University to Allow Course Credit by Examination

Faculty plan extends four course system by permitting exams to satisfy up to four semester courses with no credit awarded. Exams would be tailored by each department and could include lab skills assessment, affecting mainly freshmen but applicable to all disciplines. Individual cases judged on merit.

Ella Poliakoff Henry A. Bourse Supreme Court Basil Rauch Richard Youtz Youtz Donald Ritchie

Barnard Bulletin Published by Barnard College Students

The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly during the college year except vacations and exams by Barnard College students. It was entered as second eluva matter Oct 19, 1928 and Post Office at New York under the 191? act. Subscription is 6 dollars per year.

Barnard College Barnard New York

Editors in Chief Cite Leading Associates

A roster lists editors in chief and associates including Rachel Van Cohen Anne Hoffman Olga Kahn Lois Kaplan Jean McKenzie Istar Schwager and Barbara Trainin highlighting leadership and staff roles.

Rachel van Cohen Anne Hoffman Olga Kahn Lois

Sailing Club Moves to Ovigata Marina at World’s Fair

The Ovigata Marina of the World’s Fair on Flushing Bay will house the expanded Sailing Club. The move cuts transport woes and adds docking and storage. A Boston Whaler with trailer supports racing and safety supervision as intercollegiate regattas with Fordham, Iona NYU, Queens, MIT, Cornell and others loom. Winter sailing starts, improved teaching facilities, and spring term fees are outlined. Commodore Peter Rugs can be reached at 807 Livingston Hall, 280-3297, or 663-3028.

Flushing Bay Boston King’s Point Merchant Marine Academy Peter Rugs Livingston Hall

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Hewit and Barnard Halls Frank Pokorny’ Jr K. Lowenthal, Gloria Leitner and Barbara Crampton Sarah Bradley Claudia Hoffer Dina Sternbach Hoempswald Ellen Horwin Asystanis Corinna Gaster Claudia Goldin Linda Markovitz Tune Baro Pritting Sailing Club
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