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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
4
Merle Haziid Morris Sarah Morris and Jane Allen were elected to Dormitory Executive posts. Ann Falbo 64 said turnout was modest among upperclassmen but freshmen voted. Morris will head social duties while Allen serves as freshman representative.
Professor John A Kouwenhoven delivered the keynote at the Second Pacific Rim Architectural Conference in Mexico City October 12 20 sponsored by the California Council of the AIA. Books and talks by Lekachman Novak Gaston Mahler Robertson Saulnier appear in recent periodicals and events.
Marilyn Gallo 65, Undergraduate Association treasurer, explains current funds for student projects. She notes two accounts: an $8,000 savings fund and a separate student activities fee account used year round. The savings will be reserved to cushion overspending and support future needs.
The Focus editor announces a November fifteenth deadline for poems stories essays and artworks for the fall issue. Nancy Kline notes efforts to find a new printer boost circulation and expand art layout and exchanges with other colleges while inviting interested students to join upcoming meetings at the Focus office Barnard Hall annex.
The Citizenship Council announced at its Tuesday meeting that most programs are closed though a list of remaining openings will be posted. About 412 students applied for internships from Barnard and various Columbia divisions, with the Port Authority program and several city bureaus still needing volunteers. Jim Rosenberg noted six volunteers at Lighthouse and three at Riverside Community Center, with ongoing faculty collaborative projects and upcoming seminar lectures.
Mr. Ingraham recalls Canadian roots and a Newfoundland one room schoolhouse near Halifax. He came to the United States in 1919 and worked in Boston and New York carpentry before settling in Barnard twelve years ago. Now near retirement he plans to grow old quickly and write poetry.
The committee suggested that students contribute ideas for spending surplus activity fees. Funds would support various initiatives from the open account. Miss Gallo stated surplus issues should be reviewed by the student body and Undergraduate is open to future suggestions.
The article summarizes why applicants refused Barnard in part due to campus setup and appearance, location, and NY residency restrictions. It notes interest in special programs at other colleges including a four course track and Carnegie Tech, while some favored first-choice schools.
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