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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
2
Wollam Library installs a Docustat photostat in Lehman Hall basement for student use. For a quarter it copies pages up to eleven by fourteen inches, two pages at a time, reducing to standard notebook size. It aims to be available during all open hours, with Barnard hosting on trial until June to gauge demand.
Miss Sofaer endorses history courses in Oriental Russian or South American history as equal to American or European. She backs a four course system with optional extra work for an extra point. The Curriculum Committee shifts to open membership and closer faculty student collaboration. Voting on Jake continues.
Student plans a 56 day Europe tour inviting companions. Includes a packed itinerary with time for independent travel. Descriptions and tour booklets available from Susan Kelz-Dorm Mail.
A robbery reported to the police involved the college’s archery equipment including eight dozen aluminum arrows and ten dozen wood arrows. The items are insured and will be replaced as soon as possible per Professor Holland.
The bulletin lists upstate New York study grants for graduate library science and invites students to consult the Placement Office. It notes art exhibit submissions for the Columbia-Barnard Arts Festival with contacts Steve Sossaman and Dave Levine. It also covers a Conservative Association meeting on Willy Seals' Case and a Christian Science lecture by James Watt at Philosophy Hall.
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