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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly through the college year by Barnard College students. It entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at the New York Post Office under the March 5, 1879 act. Subscription rate is $3.50 per year. single copy costs 10 cents. Tobin Brown.
The Judicial Reform Representative Assembly reviews amendments to the Undergraduate Constitution regarding the Court of Senior Proctors and the Board of Proctors. Proposals seek to clarify powers, assign non academic violations to the Honor Board, and authorize a second fine with entry on a student record if unpaid.
Mrs. Grayson Kirk, wife of the university president, discussed youth problems and military service during a relaxed campus press meeting. She spoke of her son John Grayson in the Seventh Fleet off Formosa and noted Columbia’s strong global reputation as foreigners view it.
Professor Moore uses chamber music in a four hour zoology lab to ease fatigue and raise morale. Students fund records, choose pieces like Mozart Serenade No 2 and Brahms Violin Concerto, with mixed reactions and calls for more variety and gentler dynamics.
Miss Helen North visiting Greek Latin professor at Barnard says a women’s college linked to a university with many male students offers strong advantages. She notes Swarthmore’s honors program and Oxbridge style, and describes her Fulbright Rome research on church fathers and Pagan to Christian thought. She taught Greek and Latin and plans to return to Europe soon.
Cynthia Bachner describes Barnard College Thursday Noon Meetings as forums where students, faculty, and guests discuss spiritual moral and philosophical questions. They emphasize informal inquiry not proselytizing and aim to clarify beliefs by mutual exchange and questioning.
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