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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
5
An extensive Curric ulum Committee poll over three days gathered 1257 students and 52 faculty opinions on a pre-examination study period. Results show overwhelming support for a five day period with debates on mandatory attendance and options for review classes or extra office hours.
President Grayson Kirk answered substantively only two of nine questions from Columbia University Student Council about abolishing a tuition deferment plan. Letters show CUSC sought prompt honest replies, while Kirk urged reframing the request in appropriate language.
The BULLETIN editorial and Rep Assembly urge the next president to endorse equitable representation of all academic community members in college policy. An ad hoc letter to trustees and alumni calls for inclusion on the presidential selection committee and highlights criteria on coeducation housing and curriculum. The eight member committee remains autonomous but must be approved by the Board of Trustees.
A Public Affairs Committee of CUSC and an ICV subcommittee propose a draft referendum for students on the present class rank system. If approved by CUSC, the measure could guide university administration policy and seeks to mirror National Student Association questions on selective grading and adminrole. A parallel ICV draft on class rank is also in planning.
Dr Seymour Malman engineering professor led a Sundial rally Tuesday denouncing the CIA as a tragedy to society and accusing it of operating with a cloak of armor and broad funding. About 208 students attended as protesters sought to confront a CIA recruiter who failed to appear. Paul Rockwell GP editor and Dean Hoisington joined speakers urging President Kirk to denounce the war.
Faculty at Barnard discuss federal support for scientific research since World War II. Deans and department chairs say government funding does not steer basic inquiry, with applied lines handled by government hired scientists in military labs. Independent researchers mostly receive grants through established channels.
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