Jenkins Releases Housing Statistics for Barnard Students
Miss Madeline Jenkins, director of college activities, reports Barnard housing gains with 20 transfers to Barnard Residence Hall and more off campus moves. Many commuters lack housing. 208 commuters live elsewhere. 89 in 616, 10 in Whittier Hall, 20 in Johnson Hall, 60 in Fairholm. five in International House. several in Devonshire, King's Crown Hotel, or apartments.
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Madeline Jenkins
Barnard
Miss Jenkins
Jenkins
Brooks, Hewitt and Reid Halls
Whittier Hall
Exec Cuts 64 Budget to 15370 in Brief Committee Meeting
The Execu tive Committee pared a twenty two thousand dollar undergraduate budget to 15370. Funds split between Little Undergrad reversions and Big Undergrad continuing accounts. A 700 allotment for the Student Handbook was stricken by Ann Fleisher with a future role review planned. AAA requests rose to 1295 from 600, to cover tours and a farewell party.
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Bulletin
Ann Fleisher
Recreation and Athletic Association
AAA
Rita Schneider
Holland
RAA
Exec
Columbines
Barnard Camp
Debate Council
Citizenship Council Announces City Jobs For Columbia Barnard Students
The Columbia Citizenship Council unveiled new student opportunities with the City Council and several NYC agencies. Roles include aiding city planning with five council aides, housing and zoning tasks with the Planning Department, relocation surveys, and labor program research. Students commit 4 hours weekly during Tuesday meetings 11 30 to 5.
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Columbia Citizenship Council
Barnard
Columbia
Citizenship Council
Hamilton
Butler
Low
New York City
Attorney General's Office
City Council
Police Department
Department of City Planning
Seniors Face Mandatory Medicals Start October 7
Dr. Marjory Nelson announces required medical examinations for seniors begin October 7. Students must schedule appointments in advance. all exams must be done before the end of the first semester. Mrs. Ethel Paley and Miss Lenore Peckman will address the Senior Class I meeting at 1 p.m. in the gym.
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Marjory Nelson
Ethel S. Paley
Lenore Peckman
Lgym
Faculty Reaction to Proposed Reading or Project Period
Four faculty members interviewed by the Bulletin reserve reaction to the recently proposed reading or project period endorsed at the last faculty meeting. Shoshanna Sofaer welcomes the decision noting increased opportunities for individual work and flexibility, while cautions about problems in implementation.
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Bulletin
Shoshanna Sofaer
Faculty Adopts Experimental Project Period at May Meeting
The Faculty approved a four year trial (1963-64 to 1966-67) to explore reading and writing periods plus laboratory and field work. Ten days will suspend classes for planned individual work with instructors on duty for at least four days. Evaluation of benefits and drawbacks will occur yearly.
Former Barnard Librarian Bertha Rockwell Dies at 84
Bertha Rockwell longtime Barnard College head librarian who served 1905 to 1944 died Friday in Brandon Vermont at age 84. She began at Columbia College Library and oversaw Barnard holdings expanding from 3 thousand to larger quarters.
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Barnard
Bertha Rockwell
Barnard College
Brandon
Vermont
Miss Rockwell
Columbia College Library
Milbank Hall
Barnard Hall
Bretman
St. Louis
Missouri
Rockwell
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