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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1961
Page
5
A Barnard Columbia debate last Thursday praised Peace Corps aims like improved technology standards and cultural exchange while warning of cultural tension. Speakers cited potential host country hostility and the need for strong personnel to handle culture shock and possible backlash.
Columbia University Student Council criticizes the administration for delaying notice of unofficial law school tuition increases. They cite late announcements hinder student planning for summer work and financial aid while the February resolution remains before university president.
At the last meeting President Lee Salmansohn announced the class of 1962 nominated Marian Friedman Anita Hyman and Ann Sue Kober for class president. Friedman proposes small meetings on jobs graduate work and travel for juniors while seniors attend meetings of interest. Hyman says the senior president must lead special activities and serve the student body on the council. Kober backs class theater parties to foster unity.
At Barnard College, the Curriculum Committee has largely become non existent this year. Only seven sophomores volunteered to join, despite representatives from each class. A Wednesday meeting produced recommendations to President McIntosh about cutting busy work and refining course offerings.
Eight seniors were named Woodrow Wilson Fellows for 1961 62 by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. Nine upperclassmen received honorable mention. The winners include Naomi E Barash Gloria J Carlone Grace E Geist Alice Gottlieb Sharon B Meltzer Helen Pollack Esther R Strassman and Tobin Tobias.
Columbia University's Festival of Religious Arts presents a concert at Wollman Auditorium led by the University Chorus under Peter Flanders. Martha Clarke performs the soprano solo with works by Schubert Salomone Rossi and Starer. Also features a lecture by Robert Rombusch on Sacred Art.
Projected completion date is September 1961 for the new dormitory and kitchen facilities. Construction includes granite foundation, limestone and brick work, plumbing, and poured concrete floors. Delays from bad weather noted. landscaping planned around three dorms.
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