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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
2
Curriculum Committee elects Barbara Grumbach to freshman representative. She will organize the freshman sub-committee, with the first meeting on Tuesday October 22 at noon in 100 Barnard. The group aims to address orientation and degree requirements and to record reactions to the first semester for future classes.
Mary Incorvia, a Barnard College freshman, earned the $200 Borden Prize for the highest freshman average. A Barnard Pre Med Society member, she plans chemistry or zoology and is a Sacred Heart of Mary graduate. Daughter of Ernest and Mrs. Incorvia of 6485 Broadway, NYC.
The Office of the Dean of Studies announces graduate fellowships with Woodrow Wilson Foundation involvement. Details describe support for teaching and science study, inviting qualified applicants to apply for these opportunities.
Barnard announces a series of meetings and lectures for October and November. Includes a class of 67 splash party October 25 at 4 p.m. in Barnard Pool, American Studies gathering October 24 at 1 p.m., and a lecture by Father Mario Zicarelli on confession and indulgences October 22 in Earl Hall. Also notes National Teacher Exams registration and dates for 1964, Pre-Med and Focus meetings, Gilbert and Sullivan rehearsal, and a Unitarian Universalist picnic. Fellowships from the National Science Foundation open applications for 1964-65 with deadlines in December and January. GRAs require GREs.
Elizabeth Berliner 64 will lead Action, the Barnard political party, assisted by Alma Moy 66 as Vice-Chairman and Naomi Achs 66 as Administrative Officer. They were elected Thursday at Action's first meeting of the year. The group plans a study of invitations of Queen Frederika of Greece and Werner von Braun in conjunction with the 75th Anniversary.
The letter discusses Arlington County Public Schools challenges including the small African American Hoffman-Boston High School with limited advanced courses, accreditation issues, and integration progress. It notes past state retaliation, club suspensions replaced by student clubs, and housing as a major future problem while praising federal aid.
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