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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1962
Page
2
WKCR list outlines Monday and Tuesday evening programs including a Twilight Concert at 4 30 p m Franciana Classroom and Interlude and This Is Jazz on Monday followed by Meet the Masters Casa Italiana Ayn Rand on Campus and Music Through the Ages on Tuesday.
Bulletin notes a meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee for Women in-the-Dorms at 7:30 in Am 212 Hamilton. Bar nard girls invited to attend and participate.
A reader defends proper procedure in meal card checks noting forged notes earlier. Campus notices announce a Jewish Graduate Society dance, a Christian Science lecture by Paul Stark Seeley, a Math Club meeting on Non-Euclidean Geometries, Yavneh dinner and lecture by Rabbi E Gettinger, and a lecture by Viana Moog of the Brazilian Academy of Letters on cultural parallels at Casa Hispanica.
Archaeologists describe shallow digging at Indian Fort Shantok revealing a dry laid stone foundation suggesting colonial aid in construction. Pits held refuse and food remains including shellfish deer sturgeon bones and Shantok pottery with whelk shells used for wampum. An iron drill arrow heads bone awls and an 1732 British coin were found. Fort Shantok joins Fort Corcaug and Fort Accokeek as eastern seaboard excavations.
The article outlines a foreign areas major with three parts: the language requirement, an introduction to scholarship methods in a regular department like history economics or religion, and an introduction to region study. Emphasis is on studying the region through the chosen department.
Lang lab makes up missed sessions only during defined hours. Make-up sessions run Tuesday and Thursday 12 to 2 pm and Monday to Thursday 4 to 6 pm. Changes aim to reduce tape conflicts with 800 students enrolled.
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