Class Elections Name Lederman Carty and Gline Presidents
Denise Carty Bonnie Gline and Lyn Lederman are elected class presidents for 69 68 and 67 respectively. Amy Morris Deanne Shapiro Debby Greenfield and Laura Grossman win Judicial Council and Freshman Orientation roles. Balloting totals: 110 for sophomores 75 for juniors 66 for seniors. The new officers take office the week of March 12.
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Lyn Lederman
Judicial Council
Amy Morris
Deanne Shapiro
Bonnie Gline
Denise Carty
Proctors Select 29 for Board
Nineteen juniors and ten sophomores named proctors for the next academic year based on a 3.0+ average and activities. Incoming senior proctors include Judith Bayne Janet Carlson Eileen Caspary Christina Barahura Isabella Blumenstock Mary Lu Christie Jacqueline Daussa Renee Elliott Martha Feldman Rayna Jacobs Rise Knecht Lauren Lovett Mai-Lan Rogoff Judith Scott Rhea Segal Deanne Shapiro Michele Arwater Sandra Wolman Sharon Zukin. Junior proctors are Alice Altbach Valerie Brown Pamela Hill Penelope Hunter Bonnie Kaufman Susan Krupnick Kathleen McQuown Nancy Miner Helen Neuhaus Elsie Wang.
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Judith Bayne
Janet Carlson
Eileen Caspary
Christina Barahura
Isabella Blumenstock
Mary Lu Christie
Jacqueline Daussa
Renee Elliott
Martha Feldman
Rayna Jacobs
Rise Knecht
Lauren Lovett
Mai-Lan Rogoff
Judith Scott
Rhea Segal
Deanne Shapiro
Michele Arwater
Sandra Wolman
Sharon Zukin
Alice Altbach
Valerie Brown
Pamela Hill
Penelope Hunter
Bonnie Kaufman
Susan Krupnick
Kathleen McQuown
Nancy Miner
Helen Neuhaus
Elsie Wang
Expert on East Asia Advocates NLF Recognition in Peace Talks
Professor O Edmund Clubb, former U S consul general to Peking, argued at Earl Hall for U S recognition of the National Liberation Front as a major party in Vietnam peace talks. He warned U S intervention damages its image and could see the NLF dominate Saigon, uniting Vietnam.
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East Asia
O. Edmund Clubb
East Asian Institute
U.S
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Earl Hall
Geneva
Clubb
Peking
Vietnam
Hans Morgenthaus
McGeorge Bundy
China
Barnard Buys Building at 620 West 116th Street
Barnard College bought the ten story building at 620 West 116th Street. Tenants in rent controlled four five and six room units will get sale notices by letter. The college plans to rent vacated units to Barnard students or faculty and may renovate or raze the adjacent 121st Street property.
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Barnard College
West 116Th Street
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
West 121 Street
Rosemary Park
College
Columbia University
King’s Crown Hotel
Johnson Hall
Fauirholm
Hermes The Olympian Patron Inspires Freshman Lyric Contest
The Lyric Contest invites freshmen and sophomores to compose a Hermes themed lyric for Greek Games. Hermes god of commerce invention athletics and travel will be honored. Winning freshmen and sophomores will be read and judged at the Games and published in the Greek Games booklets. Barnard announced a 620 purchase funded by endowment. a future loan may be sought from the State Dormitory Authority or the Federal government to cover Bryn Mawr costs. Horace S. Ely Co. represented sellers for 620. The Remedeo property at 412 West 121 Street was bought February 17 with no tenants at that time.
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Hermes
Barnard
Forrest L. Abbott
College
Horace S
Forum to Discuss Faculty Ad Hoc Curriculum Report
The first Bulletin Forum will discuss the Faculty Ad Hoc Curriculum Committee report tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. All students and faculty are invited.
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Stuents
Government and History departments adopt new courses and majors
Major changes in the Government Department reduce required courses and add Comparative Political Systems to cover non western systems taught by Mrs Audrey Slesinger. The History Department adds Colloquia series for intensive study using source materials led by Prof Rene Albrecht Carrie with English History course by Prof George Woodbridge and two American history offerings by Prof Basil Rauch and Prof Chilton Williamson.
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Government Department
Demetrios Caraley
Carnley
Africa
Asia
Audrey Slesinger
Thomas Peardon
Ph Morrison
Rene Albrecht Carrie
George Woodbridge
England
Albrecht Carrie
Basil Rauch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chilton Williamson
History of Women in America course announced for fall
The American Studies curriculum will add The History of Women in America. Courses will be taught as colloquia by Annette Baxter and Barbara Cross, with Barbara Novak joining in spring. The study aims to revise generalizations about women’s roles using multidisciplinary sources.
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America
Annette Baxter
Barbara Cross
Barbara Novak
Baxter
Ducyer
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Lederman, Carty and
Gline
Debby Greenfield
Laura Grossman
Fairholm
Whittier Kings Crown
Miss Shapiro
Eiies
Proctors
Board of Proctors
By Mimi Kahal
Washington
U.N
SEATO
Professor Clubb
Japan
Burma
Cambodia
Indonesia
Venus
History of Women
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