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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1955
Page
5
A A Candidates urge expanding the Athletic Association’s reach to all students. They call for diversified programs, expanded basketball playdays, clubs for specific sports, Freshman Orientation Playdays, and a study of the current committee system to boost participation and discard outdated traditions.
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association hosts a three day conference for 4500 delegates from 30 states. Major General Joseph M. Murphy opens with sessions featuring Harrison Salisbury of The New York Times and Herbert Philbrick of The New York Herald Tribune.
Sophomore Ring Chairman Sue Levy announces the distribution of 57 class rings ordered in December from 12 to 1 p.m. tomorrow in room 101, Barnard Hall. Students must bring an $11.33 deposit.
The accredited program sponsored by Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara and Stanford University faculty runs in Guadalajara from July 3 to August 13. Courses cover art, folklore, geography, history, language and literature with a $225 fee for tuition board and room. Written by Prof. Juan B. Rael, Box K, Stanford University, California.
Miss Rosamund Gilder, Barnard English drama teacher, pushes national and world theater bodies under UNESCO and the United Nations. She helped found two 1947 theater organizations and led ANTA efforts since 1948, including the Berlin Festival and Porgy and Bess tours financed by the State Department.
Presidents of clubs and organizations must send names classes and eligibility points of new officers via Student Mail to Hannah Shulman by Friday March 11. The Eligibility system is being revised and suggestions should be sent to Miss Shulman by Monday March 14.
A statement outlining plans to strengthen the Barnard Honor System and Honor Board. The author calls for thorough, fair investigations of violations, broadening the system’s scope, revising the judiciary structure, informing students of decisions, and promoting re examination in student governance.
Barnard Camp chairman Joan De Fato says only March weekends remain available and urges groups planning a weekend to contact Miss De Fato at once.
The speaker pledges to enforce the Honor Code diligently and urges reforms to raise awareness. Proposals include compulsory freshman orientation on the Code and a signed pledge before exams, stating no prior knowledge and intent not to share information.
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