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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1962
Page
3
The Carnival yields lively scenes and festivities as the Spanish Club takes first prize for a booth with Spanish songs dances and a genuine bull fight. Judges Ms Jenkins Miss Palmer and Miss Green announce second place to Wigs and Cues amid colorful Spain and Mexico costumes.
Columbia University Student Council postponed action on a resolution condemning the 1958 NDEA amendments and urging withdrawal if Kennedy signs the act. The item will be discussed at the October 23 meeting with a committee report and accreditation concerns noted.
Five Columbia College upperclassmen form an ad hoc committee to restore free distribution of Spectator. They argue the paper receives substantial University support and that charging five cents shifts costs to students. The group has collected about 100 signatures and plans an open meeting next week.
Tatiana L. Osadca of Forest Hills won the $750 Benjamin Franklin journalism scholarship at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. A Barnard College graduate, she previously worked as Special Projects Editor of the Barnard Bulletin and as a correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune. The scholarship, funded by New York City publishers in 1956, honors Franklin’s birth bicentennial.
Susan B. Kaufman of class of 1963 presents a personal view of life among Mestizos in Ecuador with slide illustrations. The talk at 1 p.m. in room 304B kicks off the Student Lecture series sponsored by the Board of Proctors, part of the Summer Field Study Program under Professor Joseph B. Casagrande.
Robert M. Morgenthau, Democratic-Liberal candidate for New York governor, will speak at McMillin Theatre Thursday at 5 p.m. The event, a rally by the Barnard Columbia Young Democrats, precedes a series of future speakers including Charles Slighe Jr. and James Farmer.
The New York State Board of Regents named four other recipients of honorary degrees at the October 26 convocation. Among honorees are Henry T. Heald president of the Ford Foundation and Howard Hanson director of the Eastman School of Music. Basil Rauch will represent Barnard College. Mrs Millicent McIntosh retired last June after fifteen years as Barnard president.
The New York City Department of Health warns of a potential influenza epidemic. Barnard Medical Office provides free flu shots to all students. those interested may call the Medical Office between 8 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m.
Dorm Exec decides to keep automatic penalties for after 2 30 a m on weekends for all upperclassmen. They will meet with Food Service to discuss Barnard Hall meals and approve flyers for mailboxes between 6 and 7 p m supervised by Barnard students to curb fraud and pilferage.
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