Watt College Encourages Energy Saving Campaign
Rebecca Waters reports Watt College launches a program to ease the winter energy crisis. The Office of the President urges lowering thermostats and turning off lights and appliances when not in use. Dr. Peterson notes uncertain effects on Barnard and stresses conserving heat and electricity and sharing resources equitably.
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Rebecca Waters
Department
Peterson
Barnard
Sarah Johnson
Forrest Abbott
Trustees Form Development Council to Boost Barnard Funding
Trustees at their monthly meeting create a Development Council to craft a five year program with dollar targets. The group will unite development staff faculty students and trustees to coordinate long range policies and funded projects for Barnard College.
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Development Council
Roberta Chiascione
Barnard
Barbara Hertz
Helene Kaplan
Barnard Fund
Course Question Sparks Debate Over Four-Course System
A November meeting of about 20 students and two professors, Thomas Perera and Patricia Graham, discussed preserving Barnard College’s four course system adopted in 1966. The issue hinges on equity with Columbia University and finances, with a December faculty vote planned to decide.
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Barnard
Tripartite Committee On Instruction
CCI
Thomas Perera
Patricia Graham
Columbia
Columbia Treasury
Leroy Breunig
Richter
Bulletin
Course system reform faces cross listing disputes at Barnard Columbia
Rosalyn Richter notes COI analysis shows five year re evaluation hindered by Barnard Columbia cooperation pact. Discrepancies between Columbia point system and Barnard course credits create administrative and financial strains at the Columbia registrar. Barnard credits one full course per three to four Columbia points, while Columbia grants only three points per Barnard course or its Columbia equivalent. Cross listing payments drive the main financial flow.
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COI
Rosalyn Richter
Barnard-Columbia
Columbia
Barnard
N Y Times Editor to Visit Barnard College
Harrison Salisbury associate editor of The New York Times will visit Barnard College November twenty seventh and twenty eighth Sponsored by the McIntosh Activities Council and aimed at establishing a permanent residence program He will lecture on The Freedom and Responsibility of the Press at Lehman Auditorium and take questions on foreign policy during a post lecture reception He will meet students and faculty for discussions and meals on November twenty eighth Salisbury joined The New York Times in 1949 and has won a Pulitzer Prize for his Russia coverage and later reports on Nixon and Sino Soviet tensions He recently toured North Korea Tokyo and China and authored To Peking and Beyond
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Harrison Salisbury
The
New York Times
Barnard
McIntosh Activities Council
Mr. Salisbury
Salisbury
Lehman
Alumnae Association
McIntosh
Russia
U.S
Nixon
SinoSoviet
North Korea
Tokyo
China
Peking
New Woman's Survival Catalog by Barnard Alumnae
Four Barnard women publish The New Woman's Survival Catalog Coward McCann and Geoghegan Berkeley. Authors Fanette Pollack Kirsten Grimstad Susan Rennie and Ruth Smith give a nationwide compilation organized by topics such as communications art self health children learning self defense work money getting justice and building the movement. They speak at Barnard Hall during Thursday Noon Luncheon.
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Margaret Zweig
Coward, McCann and Geoghegan-Berkley Publishing Corporation
Barnard
Fanette Pollack
Kirsten Grimstad
Susan Rennie
Ruth Smith
Barnard Women's Center
Ms. Grimstad
Women’s Center
Grimstad
Columbia
Ms. Rennie
Bulletin
Alumnae Council
Barnard Hall
Woman's Survival
Woman's Center
New Women's Survival
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Susan Ladner
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