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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1962
Page
3
The Assembly voted 33 to 0 with one abstention to endorse immediate creation of a Commuter Room in a nearby dorm, mainly 616, with Roselle Kurland presenting. They will have Gordon and Kurland speak to administration and distribute copies to officials.
Sign-up sheets posted on Jake for the Student Exchange Chairman Arts Festival Coordinator and Undergraduate Journal Editor. Interviews to be announced. Contact Frankie Stein 63 Undergraduate President via Dorm or Student Mail for details.
Ten freshmen were elected from 14 nominees to Barnard's Representative Assembly at a class meeting last Thursday. Holly Gunner was chosen Freshman Greek Games Chairman. New members are Susan Eisner Jane Geller Denise Jackson Carol Japha Lucille Kerr Allyn London Phyllis Lowen Margaret Poss Jane Bockford Mig Stolz. Alternates are Ann Friedman Phyllis Greenman Sara Piovia and Pat Savoie.
Dr Rosemary Park arrives Thursday to assume Barnard College presidency. An All-College Assembly at 1 p.m. in the Gym will introduce her and she will discuss insights from a world tour. Park previously led Connecticut College for Women since 1947 and holds degrees from Radcliffe and a doctorate from Cologne. She will reside at 460 Riverside Drive.
Queens College lifts the suspension of Mark Levy, president of the Student Association, following a second apology letter. The announcement by President Harold Stoke states the action comes on Monday, November 5, 1962, after Dean George A. Pierson advised removal of the suspension. Levy describes remorse for insulting the hostess and Dean Howard and cites strain during interviews.
Barnard College started a women’s touch football team with about 45 girls showing interest. Barbara Hudson explains the sport provides exercise and is not unfeminine as the squad aims to play Seven Sisters teams in spring.
Barnard College will argue the negative in a Montreal debate on December 7 challenging the proposition that women college graduates have the same opportunities as men. Jean Murphy and Gerry Dobrer, both 64 government majors active on Barnard’s Debate Council, will represent the school, with Murphy focusing on the Near East and Arabic studies and Dobrer on the Far East and Chinese.
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