Trustee Goodman Visits Barnard Campus and Talks Issues
New York State Senator Roy M Goodman toured Barnard College as a trustee, meeting student representatives and discussing coeducation housing shortages student representation on the Board of Trustees and campus quality. He spoke with the Bulletin about voter registration reform Attica responses and prison reform proposals including conjugal visits and age based prisoner separation. He supports a transportation bond and predicted a voter registration extension by the Legislature while noting Progressive Republican stances.
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Book-In Expands To City Prisons
Librarian Robert Palmer pushes Barnard’s Book-In program to the New York Correctional Institute for Women on Rikers Island. The effort seeks donated but accessible books including legal texts and Black studies, with a reading-bibliography guiding future purchases and inmate access.
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Committee weighs future of Barnard Experimental College
Subcommittees to Evaluate the Experimental College will report whether the EC should continue or be dropped next fall. The panel will assess if the EC credit course spurs student initiative while upholding academic standards and plans to observe EC activity throughout the year. Recommendations go to the faculty and then to the trustees for final approval.
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Experimental College
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Maire Kurrik
Sue Larson
Godana Lavarevich
Marsha Whiten
Val Ewing
Linda Matsuichu
Karen Fulham
Stephanie Bralick
Barnard Mulls Interdepartmental Humanities Program
A Barnard subcommittee explores an interdepartmental Humanities program to broaden student perspectives without creating a new department. Proposed courses span topics from Music and Nationalism to six great words and Western thought, with plans to fit into existing requirements or remain electives.
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