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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
4
Letters urge a new referendum after a flawed poll. They cite 150 students who felt the questionnaire blocked honest votes and request time amid midterms for a clearer student voice and administration sanction.
In a Brooklyn College forum, 300 delegates from Queens College Sarah Lawrence Hunter NYU CUNY Brooklyn College and Columbia met to address democratic campus practices economic hardship discriminatory methods and academic freedom. The author criticizes the event for factionalism and an unreprentative executive committee amid tensions and undemocratic procedures.
The second session opened with Professor Jacques Barzun tracing freedom from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries and the evolving concept of multiple freedoms. W H Auden discussed the artist's freedom to choose subject matter and aesthetic judgment, noting five and a half Western revolutions shaping art and literature since the Christian era.
Columbia University Student Council passed a resolution Friday night to start winter term a week earlier, add two days to Thanksgiving, three to the mid year break, and one to Easter vacation. A letter to the University Secretary requests placement on the University Council agenda. Ann Hicks announced five NSA summer scholarships for Barnard students with applications due May 1.
The program lists March events at St Pauls Chapel Columbia University with services including Holy Communion at 10 AM and 12 Noon referrings on Thursday March 16, plus Vespers in the Eastern Orthodox Rite, and a Friday March 17 Choral Eucharist and Jewish Sabbath service. The Fourth Sunday in Lent on March 19 features Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Chaplain The Rev James A Pike J U D.
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