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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1955
Page
6
AA candidates argue the Athletic Association should satisfy most of the student body by expanding inclusive sports programs. They urge boards to include all students and diversify activities to accommodate mixed skill levels with basketball planning and playdays to broaden opportunities for recreation.
A student proposes a thorough study of the Athletic Association’s committee system, noting declining participation and suggesting club formation, improved Freshman Orientation activities like Playday, and reevaluating traditions such as Sports Week to reflect current student needs.
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association hosts a four day conference for 4500 delegates from 30 states. Speakers include Harrison Salisbury of The New York Times and Herbert Philbrick of The New York Herald Tribune. Events run thurs sat with sessions in McMillin Theater and the Horace Mann building and a Waldorf Astoria luncheon featuring Sir Leslie Knox Meunro.
Sophomore Ring Chairman Sue Levy announces that 57 class rings ordered in December will be handed out tomorrow from 12 to 1 p.m. in room 101, Barnard Hall. Students must bring a deposit of 11 dollars 33 cents.
The accredited program sponsored by Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara and Stanford University faculty will run July 3 to August 13 in Guadalajara Mexico. Courses cover art creative writing folklore geography history language and literature with a 225 dollar fee covering tuition board and room. Write Prof. Juan B Rael Box K Stanford University Calif
Miss Rosamund Gilder, Barnard English drama teacher, pushes a national American theater and a world theater organization under the United Nations. She helped establish two 1947 theater groups and 1948 ANTA representation in France, while ANTA directs the Porgy and Bess tour funded by the State Department.
Presidents of clubs and organizations must send new officer names classes and eligibility points via Student Mail to Hannah Shulman Eligibility chairman by Friday March 11. Suggestions for the revised Eligibility system should be emailed to Miss Shulman by Monday March 14.
The speaker outlines support for a robust Barnard Honor System and an Honor Board to administer it. They seek thorough, fair investigations, broader scope, and clearer judicial structure. They propose ongoing reform, wider student awareness of decisions, and involvement in broader student government re‑examination.
Barnard Camp chairman Joan De Fato announces only March weekends remain open for camps. Groups planning a weekend at camp are urged to contact Miss De Fato immediately.
A candidate for Honor Board chair pledges strict enforcement of the Honor Code. He proposes compulsory freshmen orientation to raise awareness and a signed exam pledge on blue books, affirming no prior knowledge and no giving or receiving information during exams.
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