Currie Committee Discusses Revised Exam Schedule
Florence Pearlman chair of the Student Curriculum Committee comments on a new exam plan announced by Dean McIntosh. The schedule moves major exams after course exams to provide a reading period and help seniors prepare for comprehensives, with calls for uniform senior finals and stronger seminars.
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Florence Pearlman
Dean McIntosh
Pearlman
Giddings
Perlman
Barnard
Columbia
Greet
CUSC Holds NSA Election At Columbia University
The Columbia University Student Council will hold a special election to fill six seats in the National Students Association delegation for the remainder of the semester. Eligibility requires full time status, school approval, and nomination by March 18 with contact to Mary Jean Huntington by March 8.
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Columbia University Student Council
National Student’s Association
Columbia University Nsa
Columbia University
NSA
CUSC
Mary Jean Huntington
Dean Proposes Tuition Inquiry at Barnard
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh asks Barnard students to return a questionnaire to gauge opinion on a potential tuition rise. The form notes optional signature and asks if a $100 increase would require scholarship funds, with options for NYC admissions changes and budget remedies.
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Dean
Questionnaiire
Barnard
Nominate Kang MacManus For Undergrad Vice-President
Nomination emphasizes the Vice-President role in the Undergraduate Association. The holder acts as presiding officer of the proctors board, coordinates exam and election schedules, and collaborates with the President in Assembly and Council. Strong campus commitment and interest in Barnard and UG A are urged.
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Kang, MacManus
Undergrad
Barnard
Miss Kang
Representative Assembly
Proctors
Plans Set for Barnard History Conference on Liberty Theme
Final plans for the March 10 and 11 history conference titled Individual Liberty and the American Tradition are announced by Claudine Tillier. Barnard College sponsors with college administration and the American Civilization Seminar. delegates will be sent from 21 colleges.
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Claudine Tillier
Barnard History Department
History
Joy Angelillis
Joan Baum
Barbara Byers
Constance Collins
Margaret Collins
Virginia Demm
Barbara Gaddy
Rita Graham
Jacqueline Kunitz
Rosalie Landres
Joann MacManus
Florence Montague
Carolyn Ogden
Sally Salinger
Mary Stillwell
Cecelia Thomas
Sophomore Class Week Opens for Course Exploration
During the week of March 13 sophomores may attend any classes beyond their registered courses to aid in selecting a major. They may not cut or miss the classes for which they are registered.
May Add 30 Dollar Infirmary Fee To Dorm Bill
Dean Millicent McIntosh announced at a resident students meeting that a 30 dollar infirmary fee may be added to the room and board bill. Dr Nelson and Mrs McIntosh say daily infirmary charges would deter hospital stays, with Johnson Hall and Teachers College women covering two thirds. The college shifted Barnard medical costs into residence hall budget, which has faced deficits and recent profit from a student work program.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Nelson
Barnard Nominees Seek Undergraduate Vice President Post
Juniors Lynn Kang and Joann Mac Manus lead a slate for Undergraduate Vice Presidentwith elections set for today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eleanor Engleman and Jacqueline Hyman vie for Treasurer while Marcia Hubert Ruth Cantor and Shulamith Simon seek Secretary.
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Jake
Eleanor Engleman
Jacqueline Hyman
Marcia Hubert
Ruth Cantor
Shulamith Simon
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Committee On Admissions
Lynn Kang
King’s Crown
John Jay Hall
Miss Graham
Beatrice Laskowitz
Marie Melano
Miss MacManus
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