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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1961
Page
3
Dr Frank Tannenbaum warned that at least half of Latin American children do not attend school with rural communities achieving functional illiteracy. He cited feudal social structures and lack of libraries as barriers while calling for U S aid and Peace Corps involvement to boost literacy and development.
Barnard College names Dr. Tatiana Wolff Greene and Miss Jimmye Elizabeth Kimmey as advisers to the class of 1965. They will split program guidance for half the incoming freshmen entering Barnard in September 1961.
Barnard faculty weighing a required science sequence for all students. Some oppose a broad survey course as superficial while others favor a history of science option. Dr. Mead will lecture on New Treatments Of Myth Monday.
Susan Levenson, 62, won the Undergraduate Association vice-presidency. Barbara Friedman 62 was named Honor Board Chairman. Two candidates’ platforms were missing, invalidating elections for Corresponding Secretary and Athletic Association President. Ruth Schwartz 61 announced next week’s combined officer elections. Linda Sweet 63 became Treasurer and Diane Carravetta 64 was Recording Secretary.
A new Conservative Association at Columbia University plans its first general meeting tonight at 7 30 p m in Room 316 Hamilton Hall open to all student members. Chartered February 23 by School of General Studies Graduate Schools and Columbia College, it aims to promote academic and political conservatism on campus.
We regret the sudden death of Mrs Isabel Dunne a cafeteria staff member and cashier in the Annex who had been with Barnard staff for eight years.
Erica Mann outlines two contemporary poetry schools in a student lecture. Beat poets reject traditional forms and favor impressionistic, process oriented verse. Critic poets are scholarly, pace time tested standards, using twentieth century language.
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