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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1964

Page

2

Nominations explore changes in Dorm Exec structure and rules

Candidates urge redefining student welfare powers and curfews at Barnard dorm elections. Miss Dubrow pushes newsletters and agenda publicization to boost communication. Miss Lunin calls for handbook revision and judiciary ideas. Miss Goodman and Miss Hundertmark emphasize rule rationale and outreach to freshmen.

Exec Miss Dubrow B. J. Lunin Carol Goodman Carol Hundertmark

Honor Board Amendment Clarifies College Records Policy

Phyllis Peck explains that a girl’s college record will note suspensions or second offenses, not minor issues. The text discusses proposed pen discussions, a rotating Faculty Appeal Board, and Dean of Studies as Chairman, aimed at educating students about the Honor System. Approval by President Park, the Faculty, and the incoming Representative Assembly is required before adoption into the Undergraduate Association Constitution.

Appeal Board Honor Board President Park Representative Assembly

Navy and Marine Corps reps to visit Jake on March 25

Placement Office representatives from the Navy and Marine Corps will visit Jake on Wednesday March 25 to present material and answer questions about the services Their talk aims to inform students about branch opportunities Bamberger's division of Macy's will hold Career Open Houses at its Newark Store 131 Market Street on Thursday March 26 and Thursday April 2 at 10 00 a m to acquaint students with career opportunities in the organization

U.S. Navy U.S. Marine Corps Bamberger’s R. H. Macy & Co., Inc Newark Market Street

Doorways and Duds In A Dreadful Screen Tale

A harsh review of a melodramatic film noting two forgettable love plots and a single decent sequence. The wealthy Thelma breaks her pearl chain triggering a chaotic chase. Maybelle Nash Alma Alec Wilder Ellen Martin Chris Schroll headline a weak cast led by writer director Jerome Hill.

Thelma Maybelle Nash Alma Alec Wilder Dan Ellen Martin Chris Schroll

Thursday Noon Panel Discusses The Deputy on Campus

The Thursday Noon Committee hosts a faculty panel on The Deputy today at noon in College Parlor. Panelists include Joseph G. Brennan Ursula Jarvis Marcus N. Klein and Harold M. Stahmer with Nancy Neveloff moderating. The change aims to reveal faculty discussions from recent weeks.

Joseph G. Brennan Ursula Jarvis Marcus N. Klein Harold M. Stahmer Nancy Neveloff

Spector Elected President of R A A

Joan Spector was elected president and Deena Wechsler vice president of the R A A. Other new board members include Susan Shea Roberta Holland Rise Knecht Ann Maurice Hall Pat Young Melinda Lehrer Randall Watson Nancy Brewer and Deanne Shapiro. An Installation Tea is set for April 13.

R.A.A Susan Shea Roberta Holland Rise Knecht Ann Maurice Hall Pat Young Melinda Lehrer Randall Watson Nancy Brewer Barnard Camp Deanne Shapiro A.A.A Joan Spector Deena Wechsler Athletic Recreation Federation For College Women Delaware Miss Spector Representative Assembly

Court Focus Shifts To Family Units In New Justice Era

Judge Polier explains the Domestic Relations Court will tailor justice to family contexts rather than isolated crimes. Psychiatrists and investigators back a rehabilitative approach addressing underclass roots, while she notes hard core delinquents stem from hopeless families and welfare cycles. She also discusses a ruling favoring Negro parents against de facto segregated junior highs. Polier, Barnard and Yale Law alumna, serves in her third term appointed by Mayor LaGuardia.

Bunche warns on Congo peacekeeping limits and risks

U.N. diplomat Ralph Bunche warned the Congo peace mission faces dangers from Tshombe loyalists and regional loyalties. He noted rising costs, financing challenges, and the danger of viewing U.N. troops as a universal remedy, citing Cyprus as a cautionary parallel.

Congo U.N Security Council Leopoldville Bunche Moise Tshombe Katanga US N Tshombe Spain United Nations Cyprus

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