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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
3
Arlene Katz Conni Foshay elected to lead Barnard Proctors with 41 members. They aim to broaden duties beyond enforcing rules by drafting a constitution, defining duties, and possibly sponsoring a student lecture series.
Dormitory Residence Council announces five new officers including First Vice President Peggy Rodgers and Second Vice President Camilla Trinchiert. Barbara Izenstein serves as Social Committee Chairwoman. Esther Wanning is Treasurer. Miss Blaker is Secretary.
Seniors may file the Margaret Meyer Scholarship application at the Placement Office by April 13. The Honors Assembly on May 8 will announce the winner or winners based on personal qualifications secretarial work general standing and financial need. Applicants must include an explanation of how they plan to use the training in their future work. Further details at the Placement Office.
Ruth Klein fifty two 1962 farewell address warns on issues beyond Green Gate and within Barnard. Bear Pins awarded to six seniors Alice Finklestein Alekman Joy Felsher Sybil Halpern Eleanor Traube Kra Ellen Shertzer Judy Terry. Honorary Bear Pins to Debby Bersin Eleanor Edelstein Anita Hyman Dotty Moskowitz Andy Ostrum Lee Salmansohn Keitha Sapsin Sue Tiktin. Dr Forrest L Abbott treasurer and controller received the annual award. Mrs Annette Kar Baxter and Miss Gladys Meyer also honored. Two extracuriculars noted include the Student Handbook by Roselle Kurland and the Off Campus Housing.
SNCC field director Robert Moses warns that recurrent use of the Louisiana criminal anarchy statute could cripple the Southern student movement. Chuck McDew and Bob Zellner face charges for belonging to an organization attempting to overthrow state government, while federal action and Justice Department stance loom over appeals and future enforcement.
Professor C. Wright Mills, sociology scholar at Columbia University, died yesterday at his Nyack home from a heart attack. A leave of absence scholar working on The Marxists, he authored White Collar and The Power Elite, with Listen, Yankee: The Revolution in Cuba as his latest. He joined Columbia in 1945 and directed studies on mass communications and Puerto Rican issues in New York City.
The new Representative Assembly agreed to an open post spring break meeting to review class structure and assess its validity. The group aims to clarify opinion after the Revised Class Constitution failed last week and invites students to attend and voice views.
Ruth Klein, Barnard College class of 62, gave a 1500 dollar check to President Millicent C. McIntosh during Tuesday's Installation Assembly. The funds, from the Representative Assembly, will be earmarked for the student activities floor and bear a plaque honoring McIntosh. A Bear Pin was awarded to McIntosh, and Barnard's alma mater premiered at the event with music by Dot tie Moskowitz and lyrics by Reva Mark.
Ellen Schwarz chairs the Class of 63 carnival in Morning Side Heights with a May 12 event at Lehman Hall. Wigs and Cues will perform a puppet show, Virginia Hoppenstedt makes puppets, Ta-Rome supplies food, and a TV personality is hoped for. The project aims to become a yearly Barnard tradition. volunteers are invited to help with booths and supervision.
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