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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
3
Two student government proposals for 616 will be put to a vote by dorm residents at a meeting next Wednesday night. The ballot will decide between autonomous government options for the dormitory.
Renovation and furnishing of dormitory unit 616 will total about 1.025 million dollars upon completion. Schelling-Busch handles electrical heating plumbing and new baths and kitchens with self service elevators planned next summer. Furniture, appliances, and room installations are in progress with the lobby area awaiting final work.
Physical education registration for the indoor season will be held in the gymnasium on Monday November 2 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. A schedule of indoor session classes will appear in the Thursday issue of Bulletin.
Barbara Cohen reports on the three class elections for the Judicial Council. Margaret Emery 67 won the soph class seat amid six candidates. Mig Stolz 66 and Monika Schwabe 65 were elected unopposed with unanimous votes. The nine member council includes non resident Bonnie Aaron 65 and Margar et Poss 66. The soph, junior, and senior reps finish the student majority. freshmen have no seat.
Representative William Fitts Ryan joined Constance Baker Motley and Assemblyman Daniel Kelly at a Columbia Barnard Democratic Club meeting. Ryan urged reform of committee chair selection, warned against Goldwater extremism, and urged Young Democrat clubs to press for HUAC abolition and Johnson landslide support.
The Physical Education Department voices concern over site plans for a proposed building that may replace tennis courts. They request talks with the planning committee and consider options to preserve courts, including rooftop or glassed indoor spaces to extend the tennis season.
Professor Leroy Breunig and Professor Robert Lekachman join President Park and Dean Helen Phelps Bailey as faculty representatives on the Judiciary Council. Breunig joined Barnard in 1953 and Lekachman arrived in 1947. five students also hold seats. Nancy Duff Campbell 65 chairs the council.
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