Barnard Library Seeks Feedback On Facilities
A questionnaire will survey Barnard College's Ella Weed Library facilities and program among sophomores juniors seniors faculty and alumnae from recent graduating classes. The survey, prepared by a Columbia University library consultant, follows decades of expansion from 1891 to 1918 and current space constraints in Barnard Hall.
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Morrison Advises Transfers to Work For Barnard
Associate professor Phoebe Morrison urged Barnard transfer students to convert decisions into action. She compared transferring to voting and urged embracing Barnard’s regime and actively contributing. President Millicent McIntosh welcomed the group and highlighted Barnard's ties to Columbia University.
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Lehman Speaks Here At College Election Forum
A debate on Democratic and Republican platforms will be held at the all college assembly on Tuesday October 26. Marion Toman 55 chairs Political Council which will host New York Senator Herbert Lehman to discuss party policies and a Republican opponent.
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Committee Sets Dorm Regulations
The Residence Halls Executive Committee led by Nan Kuvin reintroduces automatic penalties for dorm violations this semester. Appeals have been expanded with a formal written explanation to the Second Vice-President Barbara Cahill within twenty four hours. Severe penalties include a one week campus restriction after supper for repeated latenesses or 230 A.M. curfew breaches.
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Nan Kuvin
Barbara Cahill
Harriet Benson
Barnard Dedicates Room Honoring Late Prof Rich
Barnard College unveils the Gertrude Braun Rich Memorial Room tomorrow at 4 P.M. The late Prof Rich, Barnard class of 1927, joined the faculty in 1981 and died in 1958. Ceremony participants include Prof Joseph Brennan and President McIntosh.
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Carnival Introduces Barnard Clubs to Students
The Student Activities Carnival at Barnard launched the year’s clubs publications and service organizations in a gala outdoor event. Twenty-five groups participated and for the first time NSA and NAACP were represented at the fair held last Friday.
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Barnard classes outline fall projects and Junior Show cancellation
Barnard student meetings plan fall activities and elect new representatives after many students did not return. The senior class voted not to present Junior Show due to several issues including theatre readiness and scheduling conflicts. A committee will explore fundraising and substitute projects while juniors select new delegates to the Representative Assembly.
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Latham Drama Workshop
Pres Opens First Of Noon Meetings At College Parlor
The first Thursday Noon Meeting of the year will be held on October 7 at 12 noon in the College Parlor. President Millicent C. McIntosh will speak on Is There a Formula for Achieving Happiness. Sponsored by the Faculty-Student Committee on Religious Affairs, with chair Louise Sadler 56, the event includes lunch and discussion. Attendees are asked to sign the poster on Jake.
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Janet Morehead
Jake
Millicent C. McIntosh
Louise Sadler
Freshman and Transfer Statistics Highlight Diversity at Barnard
Barnard reports the class of 1958 includes 102 resident and 183 non resident freshmen with students from eighteen states and thirteen foreign countries. Seventy four point seven percent hail from the Middle Atlantic region and five point three percent are foreigners. Three dozen org leadership roles are noted including presidents of clubs and class editors. Scholarships totaling twenty thousand eight hundred sixty five dollars were awarded. In addition, 162 transfers joined Barnard this fall including seven foreign students from France Korea Latvia Turkey Philippines Puerto Rico and Honolulu.
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