Barnard Appeals NLRB Decision on Union Election Eligiblity
Barnard College appeals a National Labor Relations Board ruling that defined eligible bargaining unit members for a near term union election. The college contests inclusion of student employees and three assistant directors as eligible, arguing managerial or professional status and lack of community of interest. The case involves District 65 and a potential April 25 election, with a review deadline set for March 30 and possible postponement if review is granted.
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Carol Richards
Barnard College
National Labor Relations Board
Barnard
Margaret Lowe
NLRB
Washington
District 65
Distributive Workers of America
Lowe
Cornell
Peter van Delft
Labor Board
Canson
Anne Sentilles
Publi Relations
Bulletin
CoCo Forms Committee To Review Barnard Honor Code
The Coordinating Council at Barnard met on Monday March 26 chaired by Marilyn Chin and Martha Peterson. A five member Honor Code review group was formed with Chair Chris Royer and members Allegre Haynes and Susan Wemple. elections set for April 12 and 13. Debates included crisis procedures, police on campus, and alignment with Columbia rules. The council discussed summer grants, the Records Committee, and evaluation of tripartite groups with results to be posted by the Office of College Activities.
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Tripartite Committee of Coordinating Council
Marilyn Chin
Martha Peterson
Ms. Peterson
Barnard
Chris Royer
Committee On Instruction
Peterson
Coordinating Council
Columbia
Bari Marilyn Chin
CoCo
Webster Recreates New Greek Comedy Lecture on Menander
Deborah Marks reports Webster, emeritus professor at London and Stanford, delivered the Gidersleeve lecture in Lehman Auditorium on Menander and the New Greek Comedy. He traced the genre from ancient times to modern playwrights and outlined a structural approach to reconstructing Fragments of Misoumenos, the Man Who Is Hated, from papyrus work and a mosaic last act.
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Tbl Webster
Webster
Menander
Plautus
Terence
Moliere
Shakespeare
Greece
Dionysus
Levi Strauss
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Dorothy Demburg
Ann Kaplan
Milbank
Deborah Marks
T. B. L. Webster