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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
4
Margaret Hoss reports on the Curriculum Committee’s year with 28 liaison students and a revamped structure. A second Dean’s List may be announced soon, and reading period before finals is under faculty review.
Geography gains prominence at Barnard as cartography attracts students from art philosophy and natural science majors. Miss Jane Lancaster notes strong career prospects in science industries advertising public relations and the federal government with opportunities for freelancing and part time work.
CUSC urged open off campus housing listings at a Tuesday meeting March 20 to combat discrimination in current 35 race religion or nationality restricted ads. The council will review rules, distribute information, and consider a university wide service to assist students with study problems and a Barnard style open house in Columbia dorms.
The Barnard College assembly celebrated leadership changes as Sheila Gordon and Linda Robins received the Outstanding Idea award for extracurriculars. Frankie Stein led the new Student Council and Representative Assembly sworn in, pledging to uphold traditions and expand campus initiatives.
Linda Robins reports eight Barnard girls joined the 60s Toward Horizon event led by M Georges Duca, diplomat and Federation of French Alliances executive. He warned that two opposing systems cannot coexist and urged students to form convictions and turn them into active propaganda for freedom.
In this second feature on student groups the Young Americans For Freedom founded in September 1960 in Sharon Connecticut advocates sane conservatism and opposes liberal efforts to steer conservatives. The Sharon Statement frames a fight against encroaching threats including international communism and stresses victory over coexistence. The group promotes constructive and responsible conservatism and targets liberal appeals that divert conservatives from their aims. An issue of The New Guard carries a critical YAF article referenced as seen on Page 4.
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