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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
3
Dormitory residents will debate surplus funds usage between aiding a child under the Foster Parent Plan and extending aid to a foreign college. Students will vote on adoption of one or both plans, with dorm funds contributing to a Term Drive regardless of outcome. Voting starts Monday October 30 in cafeterias.
Barnard College forms an Eligibility Committee to map student activities and points. Clare Gottfried chair notes record upkeep is the main challenge. Private scholarship donors and CAO cases rely on activity data for probation decisions and eligibility scoring.
The third Bulletin lecture titled A Nose For News will be given by Roz Gordon News Editor on Thursday and Friday afternoons at 4 p.m. The October 26 session is in Room 404 Barnard Hall and October 27 in Bulletin Office Room 3 Annex. Attendance at one meeting is required for all probationary Bulletin staff members.
Eighty two students earned Dean's List honors for the 1960 61 academic year with a 3.4 index or higher. From class of 62 are forty names including M Adams L Benjamin I Brevetta D Brodkin V Collins and others. Class of 63 includes C Baer S Bennett A Bernstein N Chaliff J Donaldson and more. Class of 64 members include J Beckett D Browner L Chulak M Carabi E Fox S Goodale and others.
The 60’s discussion group of the Class of ’63 held a meeting on October 24 to debate whether small nations should be heard in the General Assembly even if it limits action. They weighed airing issues in the General Assembly versus a smaller Security Council and solicited ideas for future topics.
Miss Fleisher a sophomore transfer from Jackson College was elected by acclamation as Barnard’s National Students Association Coordinator. She told the assembly she aims to bring NSA benefits to Barnard and to unite Barnard with the Columbia University chapter for stronger NSA activities. The election followed two postponed Representative Assembly meetings.
The Representative Assembly at Barnard College voted to table a motion condemning Queens College President Harold W. Stoke for barring Communist Party secretary Benjamin J. Davis Jr. from speaking before a college club. Debate continues with two amendments defeated and no vote taken yet.
Professor John Meskill says the "100 year revolution" describes changes in China before the Communists, with Western influence accelerating gradual economic and social shifts since the 1860s. He notes uneven progress across regions and classes, and cautions against viewing China as homogeneous.
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