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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
6
The critique argues the Doudle Discovery program failed to meet basic aims due to poor planning and an unqualified advisory staff. It cites too many underprepared students, Regents-focused coursework, and uneven supervision by division heads, calling for targeted reforms and stricter admission criteria.
College seniors preparing to teach school may take the National Teacher Examinations on four dates January 1967 March 18 July 1 and October 7. Tests are offered at about 500 locations nationwide by Educational Testing Service. Prospective teachers can take Common Examinations and one of 12 Teaching Area Examinations to show professional preparation and subject mastery. A bulletin with test centers and registration forms is available through college placement offices or National Teachers Examinations Box 911 Educational Testing Service.
A Radical Education Project funded by Barnard and Columbia SDS members will run five weekly workshops open to interested students. An organizational meeting is set tonight at 4 30 in room 302 Hamilton. Topics include Marxism, imperialism, corporate liberalism, and the history of American radicalism with readings by Mills, Harrington, Galbraith, Restow, Bell, Rostow, and others.
An Architecture Committee of students, faculty, and administration will review campus plans with the Architecture school. A complaints committee will handle issues from dining halls to dorm rules and improve communication with organizations. A student faculty lounge is proposed in Hamilton Hall. A study on faculty retention is planned. A Class Officers committee will redefine roles. A CUSC panel will study coeducation at Columbia and Barnard.
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