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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
5
Janet Roach reports Barnard College students plan a Student Guide to Barnard Courses this fall to supplement the Barnard catalogue. Fifteen thousand questionnaires go to undergraduates to rate courses and inform the eventual fifty cent pamphlet.
The tentative Freshman Orientation schedule for Barnard College spans September 21 to 25 1963 featuring tours, discussion groups, an address by President Rosemary Park and a hootenanny. Returning dormitory students face room-entry delays until September 24 and language placement tests begin Monday. A Sunday program includes Honor Board talks and a lawn party with Columbia. Promotions announced include Hubert Doris to Assistant Professor of Music and Robert Lekachman to full Professor of Economics effective July 1 1963.
The Executive Committee forms Barnard Action at Barnard College to discuss promote and act on issues. It backs a Term Drive to aid the SNCC program in the South collecting money and clothing, and plans polls on experiment student voting policy.
Conni Forshay Ann Knight and Frankie Stein all class of 1963 were nominated for the Bryson Award during the Senior Class Meeting on Tuesday. Seniors will vote this week. the award will be announced at the Honors Assembly on Tuesday. The class elected alumnae officers Helen Rauch president Sharon Waterstone vice president Liz Pace secretary and Marion Mandel treasurer. Mrs Marian Churchill White Barnard Alumnae Association president and Miss Mary Bliss Executive Secretary noted alumnae numbers will exceed 13 000 after June 4. Alumni may audit Barnard courses anytime. Preliminary Class Gift discussion began and continued with final suggestions to be submitted.
Professor Bernard Barber of Barnard College sociology will teach at an Oak Ridge Tennessee summer institute sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission. The program expands science focused studies and addresses a shortage of qualified teachers. Barber joins Derek Price of Yale and N R Hanson of Indiana University in directing courses. About 300 faculty members vied for 30 openings plus 10 AEC scientists as students. Barber is author of Science and the Social Order and coeditor of The Sociology of Science.
Dr Reinhold Niebuhr will preach on Law and Grace in Modern Terms at St George's Church 207 East 16th Street Sunday May 5. The sermon text is John 1 1 17. This marks his ninth St George's sermon and notes his long ministry from Detroit to Union Theological Seminary and Barnard College.
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