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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
4
An op ed critique from a college audience denounces liberal arts education for failing to connect decency to life after class. The author condemns teachers and students for valuing objectivity over moral responsibility and notes a gap between classroom learning and current civic understanding.
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg advertises 25 000 European jobs for students seeking summer work abroad. Positions include resort, office, child care, factory, farm, and shipboard roles with monthly wages up to 300 dollars. First 5 000 applicants receive 250 dollar travel grants. Details and the 36 page illustrated booklet cost 2 dollars to obtain from Dept. O American Student Information Service Luxembourg City.
The judiciary section outlines that the patient doctor relationship guards testimony. If the patient desires, the doctor may testify. The council can discuss cases without formal trials if the defendant has a clean record. The defendant may testify or remain anonymous. Witnesses may be interviewed by a junior board member to speed proceedings. The student may decide who stands trial and may consolidate testimony in a report. Letters may substitute for in person testimony. The council maintains a secrecy ledge with past cases while keeping names out of write ups.
Four Barnard College juniors joined 21 other students in the 1964 Summer Internships in Washington. Marina Angel Gene Bentley Penny Lipkin and Charlotte Tyte worked in congressional offices and federal departments including defense and internal revenue. Brian Fix of Senator Keating's office described interns as junior staff performing research letter writing and sometimes drafting, not menial tasks.
The National Science Foundation offers graduate fellowships for seniors planning advanced study in mathematics physics medicine biology engineering and social sciences among others. Stipends range 2400 to 2800 dollars with tuition and travel allowances. Applications due December 11 1964 with final awards announced March 15 1965.
Thursday noon Barnard College psychology chair Professor Richard P. Youtz speaks at the Noon Meeting on whether free will can exist in a deterministic psychology. Youtz joined Barnard in 1940 and earned an A B from Carleton and a Ph D from Yale. He studies fingertip sight the color detecting ability when blindfolded.
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