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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
1
Barnard College publishes semi weekly issues during the school year. The paper is edited by Phyllis Klein with business managers Sylvia Lerman and Ellen Youngerson. It is a second class matter at the New York post office with a $5 annual subscription.
A campus column urges action on housing for commuters and dorm space, proposes off campus options with parental approval, and calls for changes to Honor Board rules. It asks for extended exam procedures and clearer library rules, plus limits on daily exams and consecutive exams.
The article notes a scheduled meeting between the President's Thursday Morning Committee and Dorm Exec as a model for proper process. It states Dorm Exec represents students while the President's Committee can recommend change, addressing past communication gaps.
The Student Opinion Committee polls close today at Barnard on whether to establish a Judiciary. Representative Assembly will vote this afternoon on two questions: need for a Judiciary and whether the proposed Judiciary is the right one.
The Columbines choir, totaling twelve after auditions, plans a yearlong tour of Barnard alumnae functions and Columbia events. Members include Julienne Marshall Susan Weis Arline Horowitz Candy Woodward Judy Giddens Cathy Pendergast Ann Hemingway Linda Sallop Marie Wesley Sue Sergia Stephanie Cook Ilene Rubin. They aim to perform 1930s show tunes and folk music with public appearances coordinated by Rubin.
The Barnard Public Relations Office at 107 Milbank operates with three staffers Mrs. Lila Rosenblum Mrs. Eleanor Kra and Mrs. Rose Karliner. They coordinate conferences luncheons lectures and public events to promote campus activities and provide information to outside news services. They spearheaded the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary celebration and keep campus news flowing to the press.
The Recreation and Athletic Association outlines four yearly trips to Holly House in Croton on Hudson New York. The rustic cabin offers 18 beds a kitchen electricity and a large fireplace for ski weekends picnics and barbecues. Camp signups will be posted on Jake for a Oct 24 weekend trip inviting freshmen transfers and their friends.
The Columbia University CORE chapter and Barnard- Columbia Action will hold a forum tomorrow night at 8 in McMillan Theatre to discuss organizing CU Dining Hall workers.
October sun lingers as New York museums present major shows. Louis Corinth at 2 Columbus Circle features 350 works through Nov 1. The Met exhibits Ancient Peruvian ceramics from Nathan Cummings. MoMA hosts Bonnard works along with Pappozzi prints and Contemporary Painters and Sculptors as Printmakers. Asia House shows 100 woodcuts Masters of Japanese Print Moro nobu to Utamaro through Dec 13. Guggenheim displays contemporary American drawings and Gleizes paintings through Nov 1.
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