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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1962
Page
1
The article argues for distinct transfer orientation separate from freshman efforts at Barnard. It advocates targeted transfer sponsors, senior priority, and a dedicated transfer adviser to address unique issues faced by students switching colleges and aiming to join Barnard programs.
The Columbia Citizenship Council invites Barnard undergraduates to join its organized programs. Students can contribute to politics teaching law social work and medicine through the council and are urged to participate actively in community service efforts.
A Spectator city desk editor faced ire from a commuter who paid 4.50 for a subscription yet receives no papers. Delivery runs 8:30 to 10 am for subscribers, while non subscribers buy on the spot. Commuters miss copies for 10 am classes. dorm residents get papers, as contract promised delivery to Student Mail.
New York’s Off Broadway program at Minor Latham Playhouse gives Barnard students eight apprenticeships with a resident company. Three courses Acting Voice and Body Movement train with Michael Howard Louis Crews and Bert Summel. Five shows ran in six weeks leading to strong backstage learning and notable performances.
Mrs. Dorothy Sarshad, Financial Aid Officer, urges students to research opportunities for graduate study. She cites binders with university flyers, the Institute of International Education programs, NSF fellowships details in science departments, and Woodrow Wilson Fellowships via professor recommendations. New York Regents Teaching Fellowships aid a Masters for state residents.
A reader cites Bernard College’s honor system as practical, noting reduced exam tension and peer integrity. Critics warn that true honor requires self enforcement, with cases decided by a board and penalties only for those who admit guilt.
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