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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
4
Joyce Hill argues tuition increases reflect costs and that students should bear the price as education benefits them directly. She notes endowment and government aid exist but are not owed, and that free secondary education makes further study a personal choice guided by circumstances.
Seventeen magazine selected Roxanna Stoessel as a finalist for its annual contest. Her woodcut of a theatre marquee with changing signs will illustrate a movie column in the January issue. Stoessel, studying with Antonio Frasconi at the New School for Social Research, hopes this break launches her illustrating career in jacket design.
The Publicity Committee reports open offices in the student government including N S A delegate chairman of Theatrical Productions and co chair of College Teas. Inquiries contact Abby Mann Judith Schiff and Rosalind Snyder. commuter committee posts directed to Fran Horak. Bulletin board outside Student Activities Office Room 104 Barnard posts further news.
Barnard College leaders told visiting parents that salaries align with Columbia peers and that Barnard remains an experiment in living. President Millicent C. McIntosh and deans outlined tuition proposals, new library and dormitory plans, and stressed student choice, advisors, self-government, and co‑ed activities.
Political scientists weigh poverty as a root of revolution and question democratic governance in the Mid and Far East. Dr. Wallace admits no firm answer but stresses its relevance to foreign aid discussions. He notes prevalent brass knuckle politics and a visible use of force in many nations.
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