Letters to the Editor at Barnard dissent over Spring Vacation plan
A Barnard College Letters to the Editor questions the Curriculum Committee and Bulletin on April camp and Spring Vacation proposals. The writer argues extended study time harms out of town students and seniors, urging rejection and preservation of the current comprehensive exams. The piece cites broader concerns about the Crusade for Freedom and calls for faculty reconsideration.
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Barnard Announces All College Assembly Program
Barnard students and faculty will see announcements about All-College Assembly programs in Bulletin and on campus. Attendance is expected as part of the college program, emphasizing community and access to varied speakers and events. The move aims to restore valuable college life and continues to stress attendance under the Honor system.
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Scheduling comprehensives sparks debate on reading period
A letter questions the proposed one week exam window and Saturday based comprehensives. It argues conflicts with finals and course exams, Easter vacation reading time, and paper deadlines. The note urges a required major field final rule and worries about senior morale before June graduation.
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