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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
3
The piece urges revision of Barnard College dining rules questioning mandatory semester meal plans and high prices. It notes waste for students who eat elsewhere or travel weekends and advocates flexibility for dietary needs and varied schedules, hinting at further discussion on page 2.
Waldo Frank told Seixas Menorah Society that Jews maintain a sense of reality blending daily life with cosmic reality. He contrasted Jewish thought with Greek and Hindu views, citing the 613 commandments and cultural affinities with Christianity and Islam as factors in resilience and survival.
A capacity audience will hear President Millicent C. McIntosh open the Thursday Noon Meetings in the College Parlor. She will review Barzun on institutional living and present Dr Barzun Reconsidered. Future speakers include Professor David A. Robertson and Professor Charles Frankel.
All seniors must schedule medical exams in room 202 Barnard Hall. Examinations are required and must be completed before December 20.
A Columbia College study compares the Barnard voluntary meal plan with the Barnard compulsory board fee. Barnard dorm residents favor choice based plans and question the value of the fixed board fee amid rising cafeteria prices.
Barbara Reider Stevelman chair announces an open meeting to preview forthcoming Political Council events. The session, Monday October 21 from noon to 1 p.m. in the Brewster Room, will be led by seniors Carla Levine Ruth Helfand and Ruth Wolfer. On November 12 a student faculty debate is planned.
Barnard College extends its transfer orientation through part of the fall semester. Tomorrow night transfers will gather in the Deanery in pajamas for an informal celebration. A Monday lunch series and a buffet dinner on October 14 at 6 30 p.m. will help transfers and sponsors mingle. Corky Marcus, 58, Transfer Orientation Chairman, says the larger program aids adaptation as 150 transfers join juniors while seniors and sophomores gain about forty each.
Freshman advisor Miss Inez Nelbach comforted the Class of ’61 at their first meeting Tuesday. She warned against last minute cramming, urged steady study habits, and advised balancing extra curriculars with academics. She stressed sleep and cautioned against over enthusiasm in college spirit while noting rewards of moderate participation. Ruth Segal and Isabel Marcus followed with student government office introductions.
District Leader Shir ley S. Kaye of Seventh Assembly District spoke with Young Democrats at a Riverside Democrats tea. She defended patronage if earned by qualified individuals and urged Barnard students to join, noting the group recently won a very active primary fight and its stance toward DeSapio.
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