Barnard Administration Faces Budget Hurdles And Student Involvement
Dean Mary Jean Huntington reviews a year of fiscal strain and program expansion at Barnard College. Trustees raised tuition by 100 dollars to 1470 total, while student input helped modify junior class requirements and avoid an infirmary fee. The Undergraduate Association restructured clubs, authorized new constitution, and formed a Student Service Organization of fifty hostesses and campus guides.
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Barnard
Greet
Barnard Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Coop
Student Service Organization
Lounge to Serve Beverages at Barnard Hall Annex
The Barnard Hall Annex lounge will open noon to 2 pm for beverages to relieve Hewitt cafeteria congestion. A senior proctor committee will supervise lunch hours and enforce cleanup. The plan, approved by the Dean on Student Council recommendation, runs as a trial and may continue next year if successful.
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Hewitt
Barnard Hall
Student Council
Nani Lengyel
Columbia Press to award Soph Prize at Tuesday assembly
The new Sophomore Prize, established by Columbia Press, will be awarded at Tuesday's assembly for distinguished Bulletin work. Mrs. Kirby Miller of Radcliffe will speak on the Seminar System at Radcliffe. The winner receives the Columbia Encyclopedia, with edition due next October.
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Kirby Miller
Radcliffe
Bulletin
Columbia Encylopedia
Barnard Political Council year ends with varied student activity
The Political Council organized three town meetings and an intercollegiate conference at Barnard, addressing Greek Games, tuition rises, and free cuts. Guests included Nuremberg war crimes counsel Telford Taylor and Columbia scholars. New clubs joined PC governance as Barnard focuses on campus issues.
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Political Council
Dulles-Lehman Senate
Jake
Young Republican Club
International Relations Club
United World Federalists
Liberal Action Club
Germany
Barnard
P.C
Telford Taylor
Counsel For
Nuremberg
Horace Taylor
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Representative Assembly
Carnival funds tallied for Pied Piper event
The Pied Piper Carnival has collected 9387.08 from clubs. Total receipts are expected to reach 1087. After deducting 200 for expenses and 50 for admission tax, the estimated profit is 837.03.
Barnard Alumnae Drive Aims One Million From Alumni
Mrs. Frank Altschul leads Barnard College Development Fund alumnae drive with a goal of one million dollars. She reports strong enthusiasm, area chairmen across New York and beyond, and plans to enlist every alumna with five personal contacts. The campaign targets continued gifts and large foundations while Rockefeller’s pledge has boosted early progress.
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Development Fund
Frank Altschul
John D. Rockefeller
Barnard Development Fund
Westchester
New York City
Queens
Fairfield
Alfred Altschul
Florence M. Goshorn
Rockefeller
Independent Aid, Inc
George F. Baker Trust
The
Field Foundation
Davella Mills Foundation
Richard Whitney
Development Plan
Harold J. Seymour
Robert K. Leavitt
Whitney
Jean T. Palmer
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Huntington
Millicent C. McIntosh, Dean
Mary Jean Huntington
Soph Prize
Columbia Press
W. Cabell Greet
Columbia College Department of Economics
William Ebenstein
Columbia
Grayson L. Kirk
Columbia University
United Nations
World Peace
John A. Moore
R. Fogle
Altschul
Mrs. Altschul
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