Barnard College Bulletin Announces Staff Promotions
The semi weekly Barnard Bulletin lists promotions to Newsboard and associate boards. Andy Wollam Merle Hazid and Sara Piovia become Assistant Newsboard while Barbara Sheklin Susan Tucker Jane Ginsberg and Sue Silverman rise to Associate Newsboard. Zane Berzins and Phyllis Klein join Newsboard.
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Andy Wollam
Merle Hazid
Sara Piovia
Barbara Sheklin
Susan Tucker
Jane Ginsberg
Sue Silverman
Zane Berzins
Phyllis Klein
KEWS
Ann Fleisher
Mada Leviné
Naomi Weintra
Ee Fieatlre
Shoshanna Sofaer
Ieee Eee Riera Arr
RENAE
Maria Ross Marian Pollet
Sara Plovin
Library hours at Wollman and Barnard Library debated
Bulletin urges Wollman Library to stay open until 11 p.m. on weekdays and noon to 11 p.m. on Sundays. Proposals note current 8:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. hours are inadequate and suggest Friday Saturday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thanksgiving access. Barnard Library addresses capacity and aims to extend hours with student staff supervision.
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Wollman
Barnard
Wolfman Library
Student Council Eyes Two Key Chairmanships
The council will decide the Student Exchange and Arts Festival chairmen in coming weeks. The Exchange chair will lead planning, evaluation, and future exchanges, engaging Barnard and Southern students with current national issues. The Arts Festival chair emphasizes coordination and administrative skill over talent to drive an exciting campus week. Sign-up sheets are on Jake.
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Barnard
Southern
Jake
Robert Frost Award Event at Hunter College
Robert Frost, the Poet Laureate of Breadloaf, Vermont, received a 1962 award from the MacDowell Colony at Hunter College. Aaron Copeland introduced the program. Frost read poems and spoke on the music of poetry, pausing for applause from a varied audience.
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Hunter College
Breadloaf
Vermont
Robert Frost
MacDowell
Aaron Copeland
Hugh Bullock
Frost
Lectern
Tve
Poe
Copeland
Letter to the Editor on Student Mail Pegging
The authors express concern about commuter mail and propose a three point plan. They call for smaller holes larger pegs and a survey of pegging frequency to redistribute pegging time and ease rush hour lines while praising a recent Bulletin editorial.
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Barnard College
Columbia
Toscanini Night Sponsored By Italy-America Society
The Italy America Society plans a commemorative Toscanini evening in Wollman Auditorium Ferris Booth Hall on Wednesday November 14 at 8 30. Two unreleased kinescopes feature Toscanini conducting parts of three operas as Samuel Chotzinoff presents a talk on the maestro.
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Toscanini
Hedy Guisi-Lanham
Arturo Toscanini
Wollman
Ferris Booth Hall
Ron Toscanini
Samuel Chotzinoff
NBC Opera Company
National Broadcasting Company
Italy
United States
Walter Toscanini
Central Michigan U aids 62 Korean orphans
Central Michigan University students have funded and supported the Youngsaing-Won Orphanage in Mun San Korea for three years. They supplied CARE packages, a sleeping quarters building, land for farming, and operating funds. The effort aims to aid about 70,000 homeless Korean children. Funds go through the American Korean Foundation.
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Central Michigan University
Youngsaing-Won
Mun San
Korea
American Korean Foundation
The
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
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