Parallel Schools Detail Plans for Intersection
Faculty and student leaders at Barnard College and Columbia University map cross campus activities. Mrs Elizabeth Meyers and Dean Alexander present proposals to extend co educational events, including Barnard Gym hours and Ferris Booth Hall access, with feasibility studies and a trial period under university underwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Buen
UDC
Alan Garfinkel
U.C
David Becker
Pamphraiia
Ronald Lane
Dick Hendricksen
Marion Hemet
Barnard
Rose Knecht
RAA
Amy Morris
Arjeen Hurwitz
Ferris Booth Hall
Meyers
Columbia
David Hendrickson
Columbia Graduate
Meyer
Barnard College Announces Nine Faculty Promotions
Bar nard College announces promotions effective July 1 1967 for nine faculty members. Full professors include Dr Maristella de Panizza Lorch Dr Harela Stahmer and Dr Margarita Ucelay. Associate professors named Dr Patricia Dudley Dr Renee Geen Dr Ruth Rivette Dr Barbara Novale O Doherty and Dr George Woodbridge. Assistant professor Dr Deborah Milenkovitch in economics starts second semester 1966 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Park
Maristella de Panizza Lorch
Harela Stahmer
Margarita Ucelay
Patricia L. Dudley
Bisingy
Renee G. Geen
Modern Language Association
Stahmer
Barnard
Columbia College
Union Theological Seminary
Rockland County
Amercan Civil Liberties Union
Dir. Uceldy
Madrid
Columbia
Spanish Institute of the
Barnard Plans Five New Courses in Linguistics and Sociology
Marilyn Bain reports Barnard College will offer five new courses next year across linguistics anthropology and sociology. Berkeley lecturer Joseph L Maione will teach Introduction to Linguistics and a Seminar in Linguistics while Columbia's William Diver will lead Linguistic Analysis. Anthropology adds Culture and the Individual taught by Abraham Rosman with cross cooperation with Columbia to expand V numbered options. Sociology welcomes Ash of Queens College to teach Social Movements exploring mass movements and social change with readings from Brinton Arendt and Russian thinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Joseph L. Maione
Berkeley
William Diver
Columbia
Anthropology
Abraham Rosman
Barnard Anthropology
Ash
Queens College
Crane Brinton
Hannah Arendt
Warmth Committee Plans Unusual School Events Room
The Warmth Committee in the Journalism Building plans a busy season of informal events at Columbia. Activities include a gaming room turn key, casual Friday screenings, Low Plaza chess with teachers as pieces, elevator happenings, and an Anti-Mixer Mixer for parents. Weekly concerts, walking trips, ferry rides, and stronger student faculty ties through informal meetings are also proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmth Committee
Columbia
Macvin Shapiro
Warmth
Shapiro
Stanford University
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Lois Eaplan
IFIT
Dance
Betty Jones
Fritz Luden
Manor Latham Playhouse
John Jay Hall
United States
Dudley
National Science Foundation
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Geen
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Forme Et Fonde
Rivette
Folger Shakespeare Library
Whesty
Barard
New York Times Book Review
America
Woodbridge
State Department
Harvard
U.N. Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Milenkeevitch
Wilson
Yugoslavia
American Association For the Advancement of Slavic Studies
Marilyn Bain
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