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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
1
Betsy Paull of 4827 Nebraska Avenue, Barnard College New York, named District Runner Up in a national contest and eligible to compete for $2500 cash to aid education. Selections were made from 49 state winners by a panel of distinguished judges.
A lengthy campus memo outlines vari ous committee on instruction actions including optional dress policies for safety, freshman year course constraints, and required or elective courses. It notes inflation and policy shifts, with specific references to pass/fail options, timing, and student advisement. It also mentions about judging and fashion competition coverage featuring the 21 Club in New York and several state winners with prizes and sponsorship details.
Fulbright fellowships information is available in the Dean of Studies Office. The deadline for completed applications is October 13. Late applications will not be accepted after October 2a.
Barnard College offers a history of physics course taught by Professors Devons and Dostrovsky. The lab repeats classical experiments with simple equipment to show historical methods and small error. A library of original documents will open, with an open house in spring for student exploration.
National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship program readies a 1972 73 cycle. Panels advised by the National Research Council will evaluate applications. final selection by NSF. Must begin graduate study by fall 1972 or have only one year of graduate work. Fellowships cover three years with stipends of 3600 yearly. GRE required. test dates December 11 1971. application deadline November 29 1971. Materials from NRC Fellowship Office Washington DC 20418. Shakespeare Winter's Tale major Barnard College production opens fall with open auditions in October at Minor Latham Playhouse. Contact 230 Milbank Hall 280 2079.
The New York Post was ordered by the New York State Division of Human Rights to cease discriminatory hiring practices that created a de facto quota for black reporters. William Artis, dismissed after 39 days, filed suit. the commission urged rehiring with probation and training. Dorothy Schiff plans to appeal, a move criticized amid broader debates on minority employment in the paper.
The thirty seventh annual Holly House fall barbecue happens Sunday October 17 at Barnard camp Croton on Hudson NY. Freshmen Transfer students honored. all Barnard members invited for sports hiking and folk dancing plus barbecued chicken. Bus leaves Barnard gates 10 30 am returns 6 00 pm cost 250 for bus 150 per person barbecue contact Maryann Fogarty 20 W 116th Street 4888 for reservations.
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