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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
2
Coeds discuss dorm access and a late 8 PM curfew at Columbia, arguing for and against letting women into male dorm rooms. Students praise privacy and morale while others warn of temptation and trust issues in the era of campus openness.
Washington reports the House passed a $1.1 billion college facilities bill. The measure authorizes $835 million in grants and $360 million in loans for construction, with the Senate set for immediate action. The bill includes an NDEA extension and higher student loan ceilings, part of Kennedy's broader education program.
Miss Rockwell of Lake Erie College failed to graduate after a leg injury. She studied at Barnard and lived in Fordham Hill Bronx and Forest Hills before retirement to Vermont. She was the niece of Mrs. James A. Garfield. She is survived by a younger sister.
The article lists budget line items including Cues 1100 dollars Social Council 900 dollars and Focus 1200 dollars for increases. It estimates other allotments at 2000 dollars covering Activities Council Student Exchange and potential class allotments.
Reaction notes varying views on adding a project period to courses at Columbia College and General Studies. Burrell sees no clear advantage in History 11 12 or 59 60 due to student mix. Saulnier questions feasibility for mixed graduate and undergraduate classes. Carnley Government 28 will use ten days for individual studies of specific bills.
The Class of 64 and 65 assign mandatory 1 10 pm meetings today in the Gym and 306 Barnard respectively. Senior photos from 9 am to 4 pm Oct 28 to Nov 1 with sign up by Oct 18, drapes unused. First Spanish Club meet Oct 8 at 22 Milbank. Columbia groups host talks on development, social structure, Viet Nam, and artificial insemination with noted speakers and university-wide invitation.
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