Park Proposes Exams to Exempt Students at Curriculum Forum
At a symposium co sponsored by Bulletin and Curricu lum Committee Miss Rosemary Park urged exemption by examination. She argued some areas need live exposure while others can rely on exams and noted four course system revisions vary by department. Professors Juviter Gustafson weighed pass fail against current grading and student observers urged new approaches to engage freshmen through reading courses and independent projects.
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Rosemary Parkk
Bulletin
Miss Park
Henry A. Boorse
Thomas P. Peardon
Peter H. Juviter
Jeanette Roosevelt
Richard F. Gustafson
Gloria Leitner
Helen Finegold
Gustafson
Holly Gunner
Morningside Group Protests Bank Support of South Africa
Morningside Heights Committee on South Africa urges student and faculty withdrawals from First National City Bank over its financing of the apartheid regime. Volunteers will canvass dorms during South African Emphasis Week March 14 19 to collect signatures. training tonight and tomorrow.
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Morningside Committee
South Africa
First National City Bank
Morningside Heights Committee
David Hornback
Chuck Powers
Union Theological Seminary
First National
South Ica
Sharpsville
Union
St. and
Broadway
First National City
Bank
Peace Corps
Berkeley
New York Area
Harkness Theatre
India
Pre Med Exam Notices For September 1966 Applicants
Pre Med students must apply in September 1966 and sign the list outside Room 405 Milbank. Arrange two interviews by March 20. MCAT applications close April 22. The test is Saturday May 7. Review science and mathematics for the exam. Emma Stecher.
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Milbank
Youtz Announces New Psychology Course Offerings
Professor Youtz announces Psycho linguistics course Psych 20 Language and Speech Development and Disorders to be offered next year as a four point lecture and lab course taught by Dr Barbara Mates. Psychology 20a will provide lectures only and Psych 20 replaces Applications of Psychological Technique.
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Youtz
Barbara Mates
Brooklyn College
Nine Seniors Win Wilson Fellowships and Honorable Mentions
Nine Barnard seniors received Woodrow Wilson Fellowships for 1966 1967 from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. Five additional students earned honorable mention. fields span anthropology to Near Eastern languages.
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Barnard
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
United States
Canada
Laura Fagelson
Helene Farber
Patricia Greenspan
Mary Incorvia
Rhea Jacobs
Claire Licardi
Annette Niemtzow
Paula Stanton
Valerie Orzech
Sandra Bennett
Rita Dychman
Kathryn Kenley
Ruth Meyerowitz
Laura Sloate
Students Call for Longer Wollman Library Hours
An informal poll by Barnard students shows desire to keep Wollman Library open until 11 p.m. Monday through Friday and to open at noon on Sunday. The current hours are 10 p.m. on weekdays and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
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Barnard
Wollman
Library hours extended at Wollman and Columbia College
Miss Esther Greene says Wollman Library is open as budget allows with potential longer hours if demand prompts a budget increase to President Park. Columbia College Library now stays open until 11 p.m. weekdays and noon on Sundays. Warren J. Haas calls extensions worthwhile based on student use counts, with last semester noting late hours during exams.
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Esther Greene
Wollman
President Park
Columbia College Library
Warren J. Haas
University Libraries
Juniors Postpone Elections to Boost Participation
Junior Class votes to delay officer elections after only 16 attend. Thursday at 1 p.m. two proposals will choose between a time election or a booth on Jake Thursday and Friday. Nominees include Colen as VP and Harman as Rep Assembly among eight seats. Shapiro and Hurwitz to co chair Senior Week. Elfenbein and Brown run for Honor Board. Emery seeks Judicial Council. Elections run Wednesday to Friday.
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Jake
Jerry Colen
Terry Davis
Idie Silver
Nomi Harman
Aileen Hurwitz
Ellen Kaplowitz
Terry Kleiman
Jessica Lobel
Barbara Morse
Deanne Shapiro
Nancy Schneider
Rep Assembly
Linda Elfenbein
Susan Brown
Margaret Emery
Judicial Council
Jaké
Bulletin poll on library hours request
A campus poll asks for extended Bar nard Library hours. Proposals include: until 11 pm weekdays, noon Sunday, until midnight Sunday through Friday during exam periods, and until 10 pm Saturdays during exams. Respondents select Yes or No for each option.
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Leitner
Dean Boorse
Roosevelt
Professor Juviler
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Nancy Gertner
Hornback
Powers
Wnion Seminary Board of Directors
Emma Stecher
Murray Kempton
The
New York World Telegram & Sun
Bill Haddad
David Borden
Black Development, Inc
East Harlem
George Nicolau
Office of Economic Opportunity
New York
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