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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
4
Klare would seek congressional action to block the draft while advocating a referendum. The article notes opponents argue class ranking heightens academic pressure and fuels cutthroat competition, limiting student influence over university policy. It mentions selective service reclassification affecting freshmen in the lower half.
Highlights include Alfred A. Knopf's deluxe Dag Hamarskjald Markings edition with a foreword by Auden, plus Vietnam anthology Is Vietnam American Poets Respond. Oswald theories and Doctors critiques spark debate as Columbia students plan draft protests, deferrals, and campus actions.
Miss Josephine Benz of the Admissions Office notes the slightly smaller senior class size as a natural factor. She says it can lead to more acceptances than expected, as happened last year, rather than fewer. If it were as many as twenty five down, they would start to worry.
ESP-Disk recording company seeks campus representatives for surveys and relations assignments. Contact Stollman at ESP, 156 5th Ave, New York 10010, immediately.
A terse archival entry lists Soupy FuITe Neal Zaslow with degrees from Harvard and Columbia, notes as faculty at a New York college of music, and mentions study under James Paspoursatit. The fragmentary record references Baker and Mareywood institutions in a cryptic academic context.
Two weeks of lectures begin with Two Weeks Rollo May as the first speaker. Millicent McIntosh will discuss normal adjustment to college on October 11. The program runs at McMillin theatre at 1 pm with additional talks by Elizabeth Hardwicke and Mary Dublin Keyserling. Barnard also unveils a new ten week Community Service Workshop funded by a federal grant and a New Chapter fundraising drive targeting an $8.5 million building complex.
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