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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1967

Page

5

Poll results affirm Barnard Honor System effectiveness

Judy Shapiro announces informal results of the Honor Beard Poll showing strong belief in the Honor Code. Of 415 surveys, 250 responses indicate the system works better than expected, with varied knowledge about board procedures and frequent calls to stress academic integrity.

Judy Shapiro Honor Heard Honor Beard Moss Shapio Sand Yiv Ing Facthy Barnard Shapira Honor Board Aps Shapiro

Installation of Undergrad Officers at Red Dorm

Red Dorm UA Elections held in Barnarfi gym from 1 to 2 pm installed undergraduate officers for the 1967 1968 academic year. Miss Nancy Gertner served as president during 66 67 and Rosemary Park was guest speaker while Gertner presented awards for service to Barnardy Curriculum Committee and Senior Class President. Bear PY Awardees included Gloria Lertner K Lowenthal Janet Carlson Deanne Shapiro Jessica Lobel Arlene Horwitz. honorable mention went to Adrienne Aaron Ann Davis Erica Wolfe Lauren Lovett Annette Oliver Rhea Segal Jayme Spahn Muriel Frischer Pamela Hill Julie Mar.

Academe Barnarfi Pmrj Nancy Gertner Presi I Rosemary Park Ertner Barnardy i Gloria Lertner K. Lowenthal Janet Carlson Deanne Shapiro Jessica Lobel Arlene Horwitz Adrienne Aaron Ann Davis Erica Wolfe Lauren Lovett Annette Oliver Rhea Segal Jayme Spahn Muriel Frischer Pamela Hill Julie Mar- Mrs Meyers

Dorm Exec Elects Jill Coleman and Charlotte Lerman

Jill Coleman 69 was elected president of Dorm Exec in Monday's ballot and Charlotte Lerman 69 was elected vice president in the Hewitt Cafeteria lobby. Other officers were unopposed: secretary Kamille Kiely, treasurer Diane Deron 65, Bellshene chairman Gwenn Lee 68, social chairman One Dixon 69. Seventeen candidates sought the Current Problems chair. Tarnet Carlton, this year's president, noted low turnout at 154.04 of 530 eligible votes.

Jill Coleman Dorm Exec Hewitt Charlotte Lerman peNpest Kamille Kiely Diane Deron Bellshene Gwenn Lee Social One Dixon Juris‘prudence Tarnet Carlton

Bernard seniors win Woodrow Wilson Fellowships for 1967 68

Six Barnard College seniors receive Woodrow Wilson Fellowships for graduate study with tuition fees and an $1800 living allowance for one year at U S or Canada universities. Recipients include Adrienne Aaron Martha Feldman Isabella Blumenstock Helen Perlstein Paula Bass Jessica Pernitz. Seven seniors gain honorable mention: Carol Dweck Rosalie Salerno Rosalind Glantz Marcella Wanita Judith Hernfeld Alison Webber Elizabeth Howe. Last year nine won fellowships and five got honorable mention.

Barnard Woodrow Wilson Wilson Adrienne Aaron Martha Feldman Isabella Blumenstock Helen Perlstein Paula Bass Jessica Pernitz Carol Dweck Rosalie Salernd Rosalind Glantz Marcella Wanita Judith Hernfeld Alison Webber Elizabeth Howe

NROTC Letter Demands Faculty Action Over Campus Tactics

A student group ROTC-Of f The-Campus circulated a letter stressing moral obligation and calling for faculty advice and participation. It condemns intrusions into classes and argues against political justification of NROTC abolition while noting possible suppression of military presence on campus.

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Larson Attacks Draft System as Involuntary Servitude

Associate Professor of Philosophy Sue Larson denounces the draft as unfair and involuntary. Speaking to SDS sponsored by Columba chapter, she argues any compulsory induction enables war and urges a professional army only.

Sue Larson Columba Chapter Students For A Democratic Society Larson United States Vietnam

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