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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1961
Page
6
Professor LeRoy Breunig of the French department presented a case study on translating Moliere's Le Misanthrope at last Thursday's English Conference. He showed how a single dialogue passage reveals subtleties in rendering French literature into English.
Civil Defense Protest Committee officials last Friday demanded abolition of the Office of Civilian Defense citing mass opposition to the April 28 mock air raid drill. About 1,500 at City Hall Park refused shelter, symbolizing broader public sentiment. 52 arrested locally, 62 nationwide. Trials set May 1 to May 22 with CCNY and City College students among those challenged.
The Curriculum Committee will select its nucleus tomorrow night with candidates presenting ideas. The official group will include three seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman, with one major from each department as liaison. Lee Salmansohn notes nonselected signees may serve in advisory roles.
The January exam period adopted a revised policy after collaboration between the Honor Board and the Faculty Committee on Instruction. Proctors will designate rooms for booklets, inform students of changes, professors will collect exams in the final half hour, and early departures require handing the paper to the proctor.
A group of Barnard College girls, inspired by Harold Taylors Art and the Intellect, raised funds to send copies to almost every faculty member. The act highlights how process matters as much as the project, though the donors did not sign their names to the gift.
The Information Committee, revived by the Undergrad Representative Assembly, will publicize student government events and key topics. Members include Eleanor Edelstein chair, Joy Felsher, Kathy Agayoff, Andrea Blitz. Plans include freshmen pamphlet, Jake booth, monthly reports, and open participation by any student body member.
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