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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1962
Page
1
The Curriculum Committee proposes a two day review period before finals to improve learning. It argues the period encourages synthesis and meaningful study rather than cramming. The faculty is urged to vote on a trial implementation this semester and measure student response.
A Barnard senior criticizes a Columbia freshman as pink for opposing Kennedy’s Cuba quarantine during a national crisis. The piece urges free speech and open discussion on foreign policy, cites the National Student Association, and argues dissent must be allowed to shape world decisions.
Dr. Paul Henry Lang, Columbia professor, lampoons Lincoln Center and the Met as monopolies controlled by amateurs. He argues music is a private luxury, industry driven by managers, with real talent blocked by reviews and subsidies, yet sees hopeful change ahead.
The WKCR program Our Civil Liberties explores constitutional issues from a legal angle. Guests include lawmakers and professors who discuss reapportionment equal time literacy tests and voting rights with plans for future programs on bail systems housing discrimination and congressional investigations.
The writer criticizes the Bulletin's October 22 editorial for mistaking freedom of the press with license to slander. He argues college editors should show restraint similar to responsible media and notes public figures like Eisenhower and Goldwater relinquished some privacy by entering politics.
Barnard Education Program presents a three week Library exhibit on teaching training. It covers the Master of Arts in Teaching at Harvard and other colleges, Ford Foundation aid, audio visual aids, language labs, team teaching, television, airborne programs, and Jeanne Hurd teaching machines.
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