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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1965

Page

3

Allens Enfants French Dept Plans Paris Summer Courses 1965

Columbia University will launch a six week Paris undergraduate session from June 11 to August 22 1965 conducted by the Barnard and Columbia French departments. The program offers literature and advanced composition courses with Reid Hall housing and a travel option. Cost 850 plus travel. eligibility limited to third year French students with transcripts and recommendations required.

Columbia University Paris LeRoy Breunig Barnard French Department Columbia College French Department Hamilton Breunig Columbia Reid Hall

Crowell Becomes Chairman of 66 Exchange

Suzanne Crowell a government major was elected chairman of next year's Student Exchange at a Tuesday meeting. She is one of four delegates who attended a session at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta last month and active in the Columbia Chapter of Friends of SNCC. The group discussed committee reorganizations the zoo program expansion and possible dual chairs. Jane Relin deferred central committee elections until Crowell calls another meeting.

Miss Crowell Oglethorpe University Atlanta Columbia Friends SNCC Jane Relin Miss Relin

Dorm Exhibit Seeks Hidden Art Treasures

Sophomore Representative Barbara Crampton urges immediate excavation of pastel and oil works buried under floorboards for the Dormitory Art Exhibit amid a shortage of submissions. She calls on artists to reveal talent and fill the show.

Barbara Crampton Exec

Dorm converts West Beau Parlor into kitchenette at Brooks Hall

Dorm Exec led by Sara Morris explains the west beau parlor of Brooks Hall is becoming a kitchenette to keep coffee and tea warm for hours. A combined sink and two burner gas range will replace long transfers from the basement. Other ideas include game room changes and vending machines.

Brooks Hall Sara Morris Dorm Exec Opus Reid Hall Reid and Brooks Halls

Park to Moderate Morality Discussion at Noon Meeting

President Rosemary Park will moderate a discussion on Should the College Legis late Morality at Thursday’s Noon Meeting. Columbia Chaplain J. M. Krumm and Dr. Duncan Os borne of the Counseling Service will speak with Honor Board and Judicial Council members present. Carol Adler chairing Honor Board notes a possible Honor System talk after 1:00 if students stay.

Rosemary Park Columbia J. M. Krumm Duncan Osborne Columbia Counseling Service College Honor Board Judicial Council Carol Adler

T C Opens Registry To Barnard Students

Barnard students can use the Teachers College off campus housing registry in Whittier Hall 1230 Amsterdam Ave. Jane Ginsberg chairs the project with a $180 appropriation approved by Miss Jean Palmer and Mr. Forrest Abbott. The registry lists streets and unit counts and requires Barnard ID for addresses and lease details.

Barnard Teachers College Jane Ginsberg Jean Palmer Forrest Abbott Registry Office Registry Whittier Hall Amsterdam Avenue Whittier Columbia University New York

USSR Panel Rates U S Russian Life

Four Soviet students spoke on a Columbia ACTION panel in the Law School about Soviet life. They contrasted propaganda in the two nations and addressed education, publications, unions, and the Communist Party.

Anne Wilson Anatol Mkrtchjan Mkrtchian Law School Columbia America Valentin Mishelski Soviet Union Mishelski United States Daily News Communist Party Yuri Roslyakov U.S Victor Berzin Ussr

N Y Papers Hire Campus Reps Contest Rules

Sophomores and juniors may enter the annual contest for campus correspondents for the New York Times and Post. Entries include a feature story on Citizenship Council with photo recommendations and coverage of the March 11 Noon Meeting where Professor John A Moore discusses The Issues at Berkeley. Submissions due by 5:00 p.m. March 11.

New York Times and Post Citizenship Council John A. Moore Berkeley Bulletin

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Allens, Enfants Jean Sareil Mme. Chauvet The Sorbonne Hall Sors Crowell Suzanne Crowell Central Committee Ellen Walkin S. Crowell Beau T.C N.Y
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