Barnard Housing Policy Change After Six Years Of Service
Elizabeth Meyers, director of College Activities at Barnard, reflects on six years as administrator and student, noting 1986 rule liberalization, elimination of the dinner check, and the complex process of policy changes. She discusses the role of student committees and the Tri-Parite Committee formed during Mass Park's administration.
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Elizabeth Meyers
Marga Ann Sullivan
Barnard
Linda Laclair
Linda
Times
Mass Park
Tri Partite Reform at Barnard Provokes Student Memories
The Kolumbianists and Barnard students discuss the shift from separate Undergraduate and faculty committees to a Tri Partite Coordinating Committee in 1969. The aim is to reduce duplicated efforts, reexamine housing policy, and improve program backing while planning regular evaluations and possible structural changes.
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Miss Park
Barnard
Tr. Partite
CAO Chief Sought for College Activities Office Director
The CAO chief search is scheduling interviews with about ten finalists from fifty applicants to replace retiring Ms Meyers. After interviews, three candidates will be nominated to President Peterson for final approval, with a year-end announcement hoped. Committee members include Ms Moorman, Ms Roosevelt, Dean Schmuitzer, and three student representatives Janice Sims, Jan Vinokour, and Stephanie Ross.
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College Activiies
Meyers
Jane Moorman
Peterson
CAO
Students urge US action to save Bangladesh in Vietnam era plea
Washington April 17 four US student leaders from the National Student Association National Student Lobby Student World Concern and the Student National Education Association urge ending bombing in Vietnam to redirect funds to Bangladesh relief. They note 2 to 3 million died in nine months of war disease and starvation and compare the cost of a bombing run to food delivery, urging cash donations to the Emergency Relief Fund Inc. for Bangladesh. They provide contact numbers and addresses for further information.
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Washington
Vietnam
Indochina
Bangladesh
United States
East
Pakistan
Dents
US National Student Association
National Student Lobby
Student World Concern
Student National=Education Association
Tabankin Cove
Hamilton Buress
Tabankin
Emergency Relief Fund Inc
Washington DC
14Th St
Benigladesh
Barnard College sees slight drop in Class of 1976 apps
Barnard College reports about 1241 applications for the Class of 1976, down from roughly 1300 last year. Admissions chief Ms Garanzik notes the decline is not significant, with about 845 acceptances expected by week’s end. Half of incoming freshmen will be commuters, influenced by fewer applicants from commuting zones and the New York area.
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Barnard College
Ms Garanzik
Garonzik
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Charman
Yefon
Sudens Ff
Arom
Barnad
Hope
McIntosh
Berg
Bing
Columbia
Ferris Booth
Owen Ifon
Wil Tomis
Bernard
Worthware
Hamlton
By Jill Woolman
New York Area
Pee Za Educational Research Inc
Ongtan
Xerox
Copyquick
Kenji Mizoguchi
Oharu
Lehman Auditorium
Altschul Hall
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