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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
9
Students and faculty clash over a proposed pre-exam period. Both sides claim impacts on quality education but fail to articulate concrete goals. The debate centers on a reading period versus a study period, with a reading period favored to integrate fact and theory and a study period criticized for postponing work.
Readers push back on the BULLETIN Greek Games review praising student effort and tradition. Marian Heimer criticizes coverage as unfair, while Dorothy Urman and others defend the event’s spirit and call for broader interviews. A separate note questions a duplicate freshman evaluation form and its timing.
An open letter urges Buckminster Fuller to design a modular expandable dormitory for cities and colleges. It calls for relocatable rooms, nonembedded utilities for easy repairs, enhanced communication and safety systems, natural lighting, environmental controls, and a top floor solarium gym and pool, plus adjustable furniture and outdoor dining.
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