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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
3
The Barnard Bulletin announces a period of intensive self analysis and reorganization. For at least two weeks only one page issues will appear until a trained staff is assembled. Over forty positions are open to all students with workshops planned in Room 1 Annex, office hours noon to midnight on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The Barnard community is blamed for Bulletin staff shortages and student government apathy. The editorial argues ongoing inadequate staffing threatens future issues and says Bulletin will publish Mondays and Thursdays while addressing the problem.
Helen Stambler sixty six was chosen president of the 616 House Council by 77 percent. She advocates academic suspension as the ultimate penalty for dormitory rule infractions and seeks stronger use of suspension by the Judiciary Council. She also proposes extending the overnight signing out deadline to curfew.
Martha Shames, a Columbia-Barnard Young Democrats member, organized the campus branch to mobilize volunteers for John V. Lindsay’s mayoral campaign. About 55 students volunteered, with many independents disenchanted by the Democratic machine and Beame’s candidacy.
The Barnard Board of Trustees votes seven-year terms for Henry Chauncey president of Educational Testing Service and Dorothy Dillon Spivak head of the Bedminster Fund. Chauncey, Princeton psychology professor, ETS president since 1948, co author of Testing Its Place in Education Today, also Harvard alum and director. Spivak, Bedminster Fund president, Barnard alumna Phi Beta Kappa, trustee of Foxcroft School and Dillon Fund, married to a Princeton visiting research social scientist. Samuel R. Milbank chairs the Board.
The Citizenship Council hosts a benefit dance on October 14 at Wollman Auditorium, offering door prizes including perfume and a Yamaha motor scooter. Tickets priced for Barnard students with $1 contributions. higher prices for Columbia College, Engineering, and non university students. Tickets from Jake booth run by Deanne Shapiro '67 SM or from the Citizenship Council office in Ferris Booth Hall.
Susan Leon Merle Peebles and Orah Salzman compete for Freshman Class President. Helen Feingold and Rhea Segal nominated for Resident Representative to the Judicial Council, Mimi Margolin Jaffe for Commuter Representative. Voting today and tomorrow. nominations closed 9 a.m. today. election schedule adjusted for Yom Kippur. Laura Fagelson led nominations. Margrit Stolz presided over Council nominations.
About 500 demonstrators protested U.S. Vietnam policy outside the Waldorf Astoria, clashing with counter-demonstrators as Lyndon B. Johnson dined inside. Two arrests were made. Columbia University Independent Committee on Vietnam backs a teach-out featuring diverse speakers at Low Plaza Saturday at 8 p.m. Speakers include Sam Leiken Ray Brown Robert Wolff and Tito Nelasco.
Harvard sociologist Dr. David Reisman argues for academic aggressiveness and warns against intellectual castration fears among female students at Barnard. He says education should let individuals reach full capacity and notes overlap between sexes. He advises forming definite careers before marriage and returning to work after children.
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