Kline Sets Focus Plans With Expanded Staff For 1963 64
Newly appointed Focus Editor-in Chief Phyllis Klein outlines goals for 1963 64 focusing on stronger writing quality, broader genres including translations, and a larger editorial board. Mollyann Taishoff becomes Managing Editor with Janet Brunosky poetry editor Paula Kreisman assists as Assistant Managing Editor Vicky Spielgel handles art and exchanges. Focus will host writing workshops and monthly reading sessions to showcase student work with flexible layouts and more artwork and photographs.
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Nancy Kline
Focus
Miss. Kline
Mollyann Taishoff
Janet Brunosky
Erica Mann
Paula Kreisman
Vicky Speigel
Proctors Name Seniors To Court Elect Sheklin
The Board of Proctors elected Donna Rudnick Helen Muller Diane Levy and Ann Fleisher to the Court of Senior Proctors and Barbara Sheklin 65 was chosen Secretary. Ellen Coser chair suggested Proctors become an honor society and the group serve as student liaison with Administration. Proctors plan expanded transfer counseling and fall advising with Dean Helen Bailey and a freshman transfer outreach letter.
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Proctors
Sheklin
Board of Proctors
Donna Rudnick
Helen Muller
Diane Levy
Ann Fleisher
Barbara Sheklin
Ellen Coser
Helen Bailey
SOC Holds First Poll On Exams
The Student Opinion Committee will poll tomorrow and Wednesday on whether Jewish students may take conflict exams for Shavuoth. Barnard had eliminated Saturday finals, and the issue centers on treating religious absence as a conflict.
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Jane Ginsberg
SOC
Barnard
Ginsberg
Helen Law
Law
Smith to Rejoin Barnard Faculty in 1963 64
Barnard College announces a major round of faculty additions and rehirings for the 1963 64 academic year. Janet Adam Smith returns to teach Scottish literature after holding the Virginia C. Gildersleeve Visiting Professorship in 1960 61. New appointments include William A. Haviland as Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Linda Seidel as Art History instructor, among others.
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Janet Adam Smith
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
Miss Smith
Glas
Gow
Oxford University
William A. Haviland
Linda Seidel
Sachs
Harvard University
Robert Fuller
Columbia
Mary K. Dorfman
Johns Hopkins
Mary Mothersill
City College
Howard I. Needler
Yale
Oxford
Elizabeth Wyckoff
Catharine Stimpson
Bryn Mawr
Cambridge
Danforth Foundation
Religion Department
Stahmer
Jastrow To Discuss U S Space Aims
Dr. Robert Jastrow of the Institute of Space Studies at NASA will speak at the Thursday Noon Meeting on why go to the Moon. He is Columbia Geology adjunct and former head of the Goddard Space Center theoretical division, outlining aims and direction of the space program.
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Robert Jastrow
Institute of Space Studies
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jastrow
Columbia
Goddard Space Center
NASA
Exchange Changes Focus on Expanding Civil Rights Program
The Student Exchange Committee led by Denise Jackson proposes widening visits to include northern minority groups and southern Negroes, plus adding an Eastern colleges conference to connect Barnard with other schools. The plan aims to discuss civil rights challenges and prepare a Fourth Exchange outline for SOC and student voting.
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Denise Jackson
Montreal
Chicago
Miss Jackson
Barnard
New York City
SOC
Religion and Contemporary Society Edited By Stahmer
Harold M Stahmer Jr edited Religion and Contemporary Society a Macmillan volume drawn from Religion 25 lectures. The work surveys American religious heritage and eschatology then analyzes modern issues with essays by Niebuhr Jones Wicklein and Lekachman.
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Stahmer
Harold M. Stahmer, Jr
the Macmillan Company
America
Reinhold Niebuhr
Harry W. Jones
John Kennedy
John Wicklein
Robert Lekachman
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Phyllis Klein
Miss Kline
According of Focus
By Janet Roach
Exchange
By Nancy Klein
Barnard College
Arthur A. Cohen
Walter J. Ong
S.J
Wilhelm Pauck
Dartmouth College
Abbey of Maria Leach
Germany
Union Theological Seminary
Clare College
Cambridge University
Prof
Harold Stahmer
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