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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1961

Page

3

Yudin Wins Election In Dormitory 1961 62

Dorm residents elect Elinor Yudin to Dormitory Executive President for 1961 62. Harriet Kaye, Francine Stein, and Mary Ann Sullivan named Social Chairman Junior and Sophomore Representatives. Nominations begin at noon in the gym today and voting runs through Saturday April 1. Freshman sophomore and junior class meetings elected delegates and officers including Ann Knight Treasurer class of 63. Sophomore delegates to Representative Assembly named Kathy Agayoff Bobbi Blaker Rachel Blau Sheila Gordon Sue Kaufman Helen Rauch Jane Ruben Frankie Stein Jo Turon Felice Witzum Eleanor Edelstein Joy Felsher Rosalind Marshack Karen Rosenthal Lee.

Elinor Yudin Harriet Kaye Francine Stein Marry Ann Sullivan Representative Assembly Ann Knight Kathy Agayoff Bobbi Blaker Rachel Blau Sheila Gordon Sue Kaufman Helen Rauch Jane Ruben Frankie Stein Jo Turon Felice Witzum Naomi Albert

Race Relations Committee Seeks Student Involvement

Interest in the Race Relations Committee grows as a March 30 meeting invites all students to discuss ideas for a fund raising project. Salmansohn Keitha Sapsin Susan Tiktin and Roberta Turner named to Representative Assembly. Freshman class elections await a new nominations slate due to lack of quorum. Tentative delegates listed include Andrea Blitz Myrna Bogatz Susan Hal pern Helen Muller Ronnie Ol man Georgianna Pimental Josie Raesler Harriet Schwartz Shos hanna Sofaer and Caryl Weinstein.

Committee On Race Relations

Physicist Kusch Advocates Joys of Science and Order

Polykarp Kusch of Columbia, 1955 Nobel laureate, spoke to the Science Assembly on science as power versus science as aesthetic experience. He urged viewing science as ordered knowledge guiding predictable behavior while preserving a religious respect for creation.

Polykarp Kusch Columbia Science Assembly Kusch Bach Newton Kepler

Ari Becomes Yavneh By Council Decision

By unanimous vote the Student Council approved renaming Ari Barnard Educational Club for Jewish students to Yavneh, the name of its national organization. Yavneh sponsors weekly classes lectures and luncheons with mixed attendance and joint Columbia chapter events featuring Rabbi Berkowitz and Gabriel Cohen.

Muriel Popper Ari Barnard Yavneh Ina Englander Rabbi Berkowitz Far Rockaway Columbia Gabriel Cohen Columbia Yavneh

Columbia Honors Walter Gropius With Honorary Degree

Dr. Walter Gropius received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Columbia University at a convocation on Tuesday March 21. The famed architect and Harvard professor emeritus helped inaugurate a program honoring the four founders of contemporary architecture, urging built in societal needs and cultural integration amid architectural diversity.

Walter Gropius Columbia University Gropius Harvard University Berlin Bauhaus School For Design Dr. Gropius Ludwig Mies van der Rohe le Corbusier Frank Lloyd Wright

Artemis Themed Greek Games Set for April weekend

A ticket waiting list will be posted April 17 to 21 on Jake and available tickets mailed to listed students. Greek Games occur Saturday afternoon April 22 featuring athletics dance music and poetry as an ancient Artemis rite.

Jake Artemis

Assembly Endorses No Change On Required Installations Assembly

The Representative Assembly voted to uphold a required Installations Assembly citing the need to avoid an empty auditorium. Debate noted concerns over forced attendance and respect for the Undergraduate Association. Topics included elections evaluation, Council procedures, and NSA coordinator duties with a follow up Friday.

Representative Assembly Southern Exchange NSA

Barnard Faculty and Humanists Clash Over Liberal Arts Curriculum

Humanities and Social Science faculty support a firm science foundation with two years of science for all liberal arts majors. They oppose a single year science survey as an alternative. Laura Garcia-Lorca stresses Barnard students need science in general education and warns against admitting students who skip science.

Bulletin Barnard Laura Garca-Lorca

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