Barnard Welcomes South African Scholar Cricket Rennie
Susan Cricket Rennie, freshman from Springs, South Africa, arrives for her fourth Barnard winter. The New York Herald Tribune delegate to the Herald Tribune Forum, she studies at Barnard after extensive African and English travels. She questions American democracy amid segregation and Senate investigations.
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Shopping around for class plans sparks campus chaos
A reader argues against a flexible shopping around system for course enrollment noting faculty confusion during early weeks, teacher resentment over changing plans and administrative confusion from flood of course cards. The letter weighs advance meal like payments and partial planning as possible fixes.
Barnard Alumnae Magazine Gets New Editor
Former Barnard alumna Marian Powerman is named editor of the Barnard Alumnae Magazine for a three year term. She succeeds Amy L. Schaeffer as editor, and the publication shifts from five issues yearly to quarterly. Powerman led manuscript work at Harper & Brothers and served on the magazine’s editorial board.
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Annex Opens for Evening Commuters as a Living Room
The Annex will be open from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m to serve commuters with late classes or engagements seeking a place to spend late free hours in a relaxed community setting.
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