Times editor urges healthy antagonism in press debates
Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times spoke at Barnard about freedom and responsibility in journalism. He cited Watergate as shaping public trust and argued that past partisan rhetoric and “vicious cartoons” once fueled a vigorous press, contrasting it with today’s perceived bland government tone.
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Times
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
McIntosh
Salisbury
Barnard
McIntosh Activities Council
Lehman Auditorium
Ellen
Erica Jong
Bulletin
Ms. Jong
Way of Life Writers Panel on Career Options
A Barnard career workshop resumes December 5 with five published alumnae on The Writing Option panel. They discuss writing as living, career paths, and alternatives to graduate or professional study for seniors.
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Alumnae Student Affairs Committee
Office of Placement and Career Planning
Women's Center
Barnard
Barnard Mourns Dr King Chemist King Dies in England at 57
Dr Edward J King Barnard College chemistry chair died November 24 in Newcastle England during a sabbatical at the University of Newcastle on Tyne He was 57 A 1937 UIowa graduate he earned a 1942 Yale PhD and worked with the Manhattan Project before joining Barnard in 1946 becoming full professor in 1959 Memorial service set for Riverside Church He is survived by his widow Grace Wentworth a son Andrew and two brothers
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Edward Jasper King
Barnard
Newcastle
England
University of Newcastle-on- Tyne
King
University of Iowa
Yale
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Grace Wentworth
Andrew W
Dr. King
Riverside Church
Program of Arts Combines Performance and Theory
The Program in the Arts enters its second year with a December 3 project. Coordinator Jeanette Roosevelt says the interdisciplinary major aims to develop talent through a liberal arts framework, combining performance with theory for a dual learning experience. Art history and Baroque art are among current focus areas.
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Jeanette Roosevelt
Joann Reif
EC Provides Integral Education by Vicki Leonard and Sharon Schindler
The Experimental College at Barnard, rooted in 1969 after the 1968 campus uprisings, aims to counter authoritarian schooling and gaps between intellectual and emotional growth through independent study. Coordinator Hester Eisenstein outlines a safe, student centered space with three courses including self structured learning and sponsor led guidance.
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Vicki Leonard
Sharon Schindler
Columbia
Bulletin
Hester Eisenstein
Barnard
Experimental College
Changes Hands at the BULLETIN Editor Switch
Becky Waters resigns as editor of the BULLETIN with the 1973 Fall semester issue. Ellen McManus succeeds as editor for the 1974 75 season, ensuring smooth operations during the semester break. The staff wishes Waters success and Barnard students luck on exams.
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Becky Waters
Bulletin
Ms. Waters
Ellen McManus
Barnard
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