Honor Board Rules on Two Cheating Cases
The Honor Board handed down decisions on two cases this week. In the first, three girls were found to have excessive collaboration but not willful cheating and received letters of reprimand. In the second, a girl admitted copying a lab report and was given a double-weighted zero on the assignment. President Rosemary Park approved both outcomes.
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Barnard-Columbia Merger Talks Spurred by Student Group
A Joint Barnard Columbia group organized a meeting last week showing rising campus interest in a Barnard Columbia merger similar to Harvard. Students argued broader academics and facilities along with shared libraries and computer centers would benefit Barnard and Columbia, with social and literary discussion gains noted. Rebecca Schwartz is coordinating further contact through Student Mail.
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Barnard Faculty Debates Study Period For Final Exams
Curricu lum and Faculty Committee on Instruction weighed a pre exam study period with the Barnard faculty voting to keep it optional for up to five days. Some professors argued the period may lower course quality while others urged flexible schedules and extended terms to balance review and exploration.
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Open Letter Protests Vietnam War At Columbia University
Columbia University joins a national inquiry effort with an open letter to President Johnson on May 10. A 10,000‑signature petition will be presented, and leaflets distributed May 2 onward with 26 cents per signature to fund the drive.
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