Barnard Students Press for Clearer Free Speech Policy
Four Barnard College students meet with President Park after a meeting where Park says the principle of allowing any speaker will be upheld and that appeals of decisions can be made to her, though she declines to clarify or extend the policy. The students express disappointment but accept the administration’s stance to not inhibit student organizations.
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Jean Murphy
Rad
Miss Park
Presient Park
Patricia Ronk
Eric Lerner
Dan Barback
Barnard
Proposals for a flexible college advisory system
A proposal urges older faculty to advise admitted Barnard students with options to change advisers. It envisions students choosing two years of college work before Barnard, varied curricula, and honors for independent study. Safeguards include limits on adviser changes and publishing approved programs to prevent bias.
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Moore
Rauch
Barnard
Barnard College promotes several faculty as retirements noted
Mrs. Bradley and Serge Gavronsky rise to Assistant Professor positions at Barnard College. Gavronsky joined Barnard in 1960 after Columbia degrees. Sandra Genter becomes Associate Professor after teaching Physical Education since 1960. Professor Thomas Peardon retires after a long Barnard career begun in 1923 with degrees from Clark, Columbia and BC.
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Moted
Bradley
Barnard
Sandra Genter
Thomas Peardon
Peardon
British Columbia
Clark
Columbia
Committee Debates Four Year Plan Changes for College
The Committee on Instruction weighs acceleration and summer school credit, four year residence desirability, freeing students from one course, advisory system improvements, earlier declaration of majors, justification for reduced requirements, viability of area divisions, and anticipated staff-hour reductions as college size grows.
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Committee On Instruction
Orientation plans expand at university transfers and board
The major advising program may extend to include discussions with freshmen. Additional orientation activities are planned including a Hootenanny in the Postcrypt a mixer and a movie. Academic Afternoon will feature a symposium with professors and students.
Fire Drill Concerns After Dorm Evacuation Incident
Letter writer criticizes evacuation supervision and door opening during a drill, urges pre warn for Miss Van Sickle and Dorm Exec members, calls for more drills beyond legal minimum, and warns against reliance on luck due to life and limb risks.
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Miss van Sickle
Dorm Exec
Barnard Professor Gavronsky Talk on The Object as a Poem
Thursday noon meeting on May 6 features Serge Gavronsky Assistant Professor of French Barnard College speaking on The Object as a Poem The Poem as an Object in translation.
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Serge Gavronsky
Barnard
Classified pairing sought for apartment share next year
Woman seeks a roommate for a 3 room apartment with turn key arrangements and free electricity. Contact Lois Kwitmap at 805 Brooks. Lost black shiny patent leather raincoat. contact Lois Kwitmap about it. Summer subset or longer. Call 864 4109 or mail MO 2 6304 or MO 2 6339.
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Lois Kwitmap
Brooks
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