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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1954
Page
1
Barnard College bulletin outlines semi weekly publication by students for the Barnard Community. It notes second class matter status since October 19 1928 at New York Post Office with March 3 1879 act. Subscription rate listed at 350 per year and single copy price ten cents. Business manager Mimi Schwartz and managing board named.
The Watkins select committee censors Senator McCarthy for contempt and abuse of five senators and General Zwicker. It showcased disciplined hearings, upheld court rules, and excluded television to emphasize decorum. Report to Congress due November 8 seeks Senate rules changes and a revival of collegiate optimism.
Dorm regulations replace automatic penalties for tardiness with a two tier appeals system. A student can appeal to the ten member Executive Committee or seek review by the Residence Halls Association president or the Director of Residence if unsatisfied. The changes aim to clarify rules and fix previous errors.
Henry B. Parkes, visiting professor from New York University, divides time between NYU and Barnard. He chairs NYU’s Graduate Division of American Civilization, writes books, appears on TV, and teaches seminars on American civilization and foreign policy while drafting an intellectual history of western civilization. Parkes notes Barnard’s campus feels like a small enclosed college with strong school spirit. He lives on the Upper East Side with his wife, one daughter at NYU, and a large cat.
A dialogue with Professor X on new generalized science education stressing broad understanding, historical sense, and societal impact. The interview covers integration, liberation, and the aim to educate the whole man through philosophically oriented courses and rigorous thinking.
A Barnard College letter from the Board of Proctors chairman advises students to follow campus etiquette rules in Blue Book. Bermuda shorts are allowed only on Barnard grounds 116-119 Streets within a green fence, while gym suits and abbreviated shorts are prohibited in halls Milbank and on public streets near Broadway and the neighborhood.
Rayna Schwartz notes Rosh Hashana marks the Jewish new year 5715 with traditional services across the world. The holiday involves shofar blasts, eating honeyed fruit, Tashlich ceremonies, and prayers urging repentance and righteousness before Yom Kippur seals the year with a final shofar blast.
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