Barnard Students Face Voter Apathy and Committee Reform
The Barnard campus contemplates replacing elections with a semi permanent tri partite committee system. Most students show little stake in college government yet many express interest in committee work. Proposals include open access, rotating seats by lottery, and broad student participation to revitalize campus governance.
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Student governance critique and art exhibition note
The author argues the Undergraduate Association should lead student activities within a tri partite system and questions the role of Undergrad versus student government. He urges surveys and committee data, warns against neglecting leadership, and notes vandalism at Barnard College art exhibitions as a call to protect and support art and campus governance.
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Art Exhibit Showcases Montefiore Intern Walter Delph
At freshman orientation the McIntosh Exhibitions Committee opened a display of photographs by Dr. Walter I Delph a young intern at Montefiore Hospital. One month later several photos continued to be shown in the exhibit space.
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Barnard student leadership idea sparks debate on elections
A letter discusses the possibility of bypassing an election for student leadership at Barnard. The writer sees a direct approach as risky but potentially effective, noting that broad participation might yield a more engaging campus culture.
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Re Orientation to Editors on Library Practices
A letter to editors discusses library practices in the heart of the college. It asks commuters with reserve book problems to contact Mrs Brady Reserve Librarian for a special request form. It also notes a boot security issue will be eased by a book check outside the Reserve Room and promises a future announcement.
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