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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1973
Page
2
Six years after Barnard adopted an experimental course system, the faculty must decide whether to keep it or switch to Columbia’s point system. Options include retaining the system with assigned points, raising required courses to 36, or adopting the Columbia model. The decision, influenced by student opinion and the 1972 vote, is due by semester end.
A bulletin reports on Barnard College student teachers outlining their hopes and dreams for influencing future classrooms. It highlights their aspirations to inspire learning, build confidence, and support diverse student needs through evolving teaching methods.
A fragmentary report notes a Fabian Club tea event featuring remarks by speakers including Dr. Lailder and M Kee Manager criticizing Flynn. The piece highlights women’s education, political engagement, and calls for change, with college invited speakers and discussions on public service.
The article describes debate over granting a student fellowship to a foreign recipient amid concerns about sufficient funds. Officials discuss eligibility and the impact on campus finances while details of the award recipient remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR shows a meeting of a college NRA group with mentions of organizing committees and student involvement. Names and details are garbled but indicate plans to support NRA activities on campus and discuss leadership and fundraising.
A report notes new students and guests attending an Episcopal Club tea. The account mentions Freemen transfers and religious program details, with various names appearing in dialogue and commentary about the event.
A transfer student recounts Barnard's gay activism scene and the revival of Lesbian Activists Lab. She describes arriving hopeful, finding few gay events, wearing a Bonnie and Clyde tee to a campus tea with President Peterson, and becoming a wallflower amid mixed reactions from Barnard community members.
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