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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1949
Page
4
Florence S. Pearlman thanks students and faculty for distributing and returning polls on proposed marking system changes. The committee reports 7 38 percent participation and requests feedback via Student Mail, noting limited time to issue further polls.
The New York State Civil Service Commission announced January 14 as the exam date for junior professional and technical positions. Applications for engineering, bacteriology, chemistry, journalism, education, library science, economics, statistics, psychology and law are due December 10. Starting salaries range from 2346 to 3000 dollars with five yearly increases up to 38450. open to college seniors graduating by June 1950 or degree holders.
The Board of Directors announces no new Director of Admissions. A new Committee on Admissions will direct the program with Miss Palmer as Chairman, Mrs. John Adams as vice-chairman, and Mrs. Robert Dayton as secretary. Professors Youtz and Eliot, and Dr. McGuire join the committee for this year. Dayton to lead Admissions Office.
The governing body passed a resolution directing the student aid fundraising campaign to CUSC. The Intra University Affairs committee was tasked to prepare a report listing benefiting organizations and the committees' recommendations.
Columbia events list a philosophy talk by Dr. James Gutman on medical ethics November 17 at 5 p.m. in Harkness Theater, a Medicine Ball November 19 at John Jay 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. tickets 1.50 per couple, and music by Chuck Carlton. Hanukkah celebration set for December 17 at Temple Emanuel ballroom with free admission for members and guests.
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