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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1966

Page

5

Barnard Abolishes Deferred Tuition Plan In Eventual Shift

Barnard College ends its deferred payment tuition system mirroring Coturskia year. Most students must now pay in full unless aided by Education Funds Inc EFI. Bursar Frances A Barry cites heavy paperwork and student liability in default, EFI shifts liability to parents and offers varied plans with different interest rates including one to four year schedules.

Susan Hosen Barnard Coturskia Education Funds Inc EFI Frances A. Barry Pine EFT

Gadfly Seeks Right to Refuse in Vietnam Debate

A campus antiwar periodical Gadfly appears from Earl Hall Protestant office. Editor Paul H Rockwell defends a constitutional right to refuse service in Vietnam, linking the Fort Hood Three case to broader dissent and criticizing U S foreign policy and wartime legality.

Vietnam Michael Colen Earl Hall Gadfly Webster United States U.S Paul H. Rockwell Getly Rockwell Fort Hood G.l's Gadply

Malcolm Scores Manipulation by CU and Government

Reverend Henry W. Maksim argues Columbia University’s bureaucratic structure enables the Selective Service System to exploit class ranking to push war-related reform. He says the university’s dehumanizing, large managerial frame pressures administrators to comply, while student indifference aids mobilization. He urges canvassing, rallies, and student government action to organize grievances.

Vietnam Henry W. Maksim Columbia University Courtselor Malcolm

Fresh Gripe Repetitious Lectures Stir Freshmen

The Physical Education Department has started a compulsory lecture series for freshmen as part of orientation. The program replaces a one term hygiene requirement and aims to help students adjust to college and new experiences. Administrators and faculty praise the lectures as worthwhile, while many freshmen call them repetitive and say they gain little.

Physical Education Department Jeanette Roosevelt

Viet Committee Adopts Plank on College Draft

The Columbia University Independent Committee denounced the draft as a Cold War tool and opposed class ranking and student deferments. It endorsed circulating a petition for a binding student referendum on ending the ranking system, and planned protests and lobbying against the Selective Service System to oppose the Vietnam War draft policies.

Viet Committee Columbia University Independent Committee ICV En Dorsed ICV iSee Committee

Upperclassmen Question Policy Of Assistance At Barnard

Barbara Lewis surveys Barnard College financial aid, noting rising costs for private colleges, the yearly and four year price, and the range of aid options. The piece outlines a new scholarships committee led by Virginia Shaw, reviews student complaints about aid fairness, and previews October meetings to shape consistent aid policy.

Barbara Lewis United States Barnard College Barnard Miss Virginia Shaw

Editors Elected To Lead 67 Mortarboard Emergency Meet

The 1957 Mortarboard editors Nancy Oriel and Nancy Rosenthal were chosen at an emergency meeting to serve as editors in chief. They seek managers for business advertising activities art photography layout and copy as Barbara Morse Joyce Parnick and Carol Dann step down for personal reasons. The move guarantees a senior yearbook production continues.

Barnard Nancy Oriel Nancy Ros Hthal Thewo Barbara Morse Joyce Parnick Carol Dann

Age of Revolution Study Group Plans Evening Session

The Reverend Lyman Lundeen will lead a study group on Val des in an Age of Revolution this Wednesday at 9 pm in Earl Hall. The Human Predicament, chaired by Rev. William F. Start, will be the third seminar in a series exploring questioning and interpreting modern society.

Lyman Lundeen Valdes Earl Hall William F. Start

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