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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
1
A petition urging legalization of abortion sponsored by the New York State Citizens' Committee circulates on city college campuses. The piece argues current laws force dangerous illegal procedures, cites annual deaths and injuries, and calls for safe, licensed, hospital abortions with modern techniques.
Barbara M. Cross, associate professor of English, will remain at Barnard College despite her husband Robert D. Cross, chairman of Columbia’s history department, leaving to become president of Hunter College. The couple plans to adjust to the new roles while remaining close to the West Side as housing changes press them to move.
President Grayson Kirk endorses University move to curb the former deferred payment plan and promote the EFI option. The Bursar’s memo notes EFI offers longer repayment periods and life insurance coverage, with continued aid access for students with financial need and pending funds.
National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health fund studies at Barnard College, with professors Erwin and Abbott leading NIH supported work. Grants include annual reviews and occasional site visits to verify progress, while concerns rise about loyalties shifting toward funding sources and proposals for institutional grants.
From the Registrar. Planning and fling tentative spring term programs start Tuesday November 29. Last filing date is Tuesday December 33 with a late fee of 10.06 for late submissions. Instructions go to residence halls and student mall on November 29. Triplicate forms available at Registrar’s office and residence halls. Freshmen and sophomores meet advisers in Gym on November 29. Professors Greene Royer Stabenaa set times. Announcements posted in lobby of Bars Hall.
Dr Marjorie Nelson reports Barnard freshmen tend toward weight gain between medical forms and spring terms. About 96 percent regain pre college weight by senior year, with 4 percent not returning. A 1400 calorie diet plan is available in Room 202 Barnard Hall and posters may display cafeteria calorie values to aid weight loss during exams.
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