Barnard Professor Klein Leaves for Buffalo Faculty Move
Professor Klein, after thirteen years at Barnard College, resigns to join the University at Buffalo. He cites a desire for more writing time, less grading, and opportunity to shape courses. At Buffalo he will teach modern American literature and a graduate course, reflecting enthusiasm for the new expansion and growth.
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Buffalo
Barnard
Klein
State University At Buffalo
Western Reserve
Columbia
Morningside Rights Group To Present Forman Talk
Morningside Gardens Civil Rights Committee hosts a Freedom Now Evening on Friday May 7 at 8 p.m. in Horace Mann auditorium Teachers College. James Forman SNCC executive secretary will speak along with folk singers mezzo Ethel Vail and the Morningside Gardens Community Chorus. The film Ivanhoe Donaldson will be shown with musical offerings and prizes. Tickets $2 from Mrs Schein or 307 Furnald or at the door.
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Morningside Gardens Civil Rights Committee
Horace Mann
Teachers College
James Forman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Larry
Trudi
Ethel Vail
Morningside Gardens
Ivanhoe Donaldson
R. Schein
West 123Rd Street
Furnald
Barnard Placement Office Head Resigns Effective June 30
Paley notes strong growth in Barnard's Placement Office since 1955 with more alumnae services and student enrollment. She cites career minded students, shifts to professional work or graduate training, and ongoing expansion. Resignation becomes effective June 30 with no replacement announced.
U S Grants Available for Latin American Studies
The United States Government offers Fulbright-Hays grants for 1966 67 to American citizens with a bachelor degree for study in Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Haiti Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Uruguay and Venezuela Applicants may list up to three preferred countries Preference favors social sciences education humanities and arts Fields include architecture anthropology economics education geography history art history journalism law language and literature political science and sociology Grants cover round trip transportation tuition books and maintenance Married students may apply but no dependent travel or support is provided Applicants must engage with the host country and its academic life Details appear in the brochure United States Government Grants for Graduate Study Abroad 1966 67 by IIE
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United States
Latin America
Board of Foreign Scholarships
Institute of International Education
IIE
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
el Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
U.S
JIE
United Nations Plaza
New York
N.Y
Barnard Delegates Elected to Columbia Student Council
The CUSC Representative Assembly chose six Barnard students to serve on the Columbia University Student Council. Elected were juniors Naomi Achs Cornelia Brunner Phyllis Greenman Ruth Mey erowitz and freshmen Faye Silverman and Gale Strom. Delegates were chosen last Tuesday.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Columbia University
Naomi Achs
Cornelia Brunner
Phyllis Greenman
Ruth Meyerowitz
Faye Silverman
Gale Strom
Purves Exits College to Aid AP and GRE English Tests
Professor Purves leaves the college to assist in developing the College Board Advanced Placement Test and Graduate Record Examinations in English. He will help devise examinations for English literature. He previously taught Romantic Poetry, a senior seminar on Romantic Literature, and English 42. He was to teach methods of teaching English next year.
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Purves
College
Cooper heads 1965 66 R A A Board at school
Carole Cooper 66 will lead the Recreational and Athletic Association Board for 1965 66. Vice President Deanne Shapiro 67 Secretary Mary Ann Corciello 67 and Treasurer Suz ette Asby 66 join the board. 1965 66 activity chairmen include Susan Peters 66 Archery Sharon Smith 67 Badminton Valerie Brown 68 Camp Helen Wilson 67 Fencing Tina Kraskow 67 Amy Morris 67 Folk Dance Gael MacNamara 66 Golf Sandy Rosen 67 Susan Shih 67 Publicity Bonnie Granfield 68 Recreational Games Doris Gove 66 Swimming Barbara Orlin 67 Tennis and Freddie Linick 67 Volleyball.
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Carole Cooper
Recreational and Athletic Association
Deanne Shapiro
Mary Ann Corciello
Suzette Asby
R.A.A
Susan Peters
Sharon
Barnard Seeks Original Student Scripts for Jr Show
Miss Susan Foster of Barnard urges Barnard girls to submit original scripts and sketches for next year’s Junior Show. About six scripts have been received, only one from a Barnard student, with two weeks to submit. Interested students may deliver a scenario and one scene to Miss Foster in 616, and may also signal interest in production staff roles such as lighting, costumes or sets.
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Barnard
Susan Foster
Miss Foster
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