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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1961
Page
3
Judy Morganroth and Reeva Starkman were appointed editor and assistant editor of Barnard College's Undergraduate Journal of non fiction writing. The first issue will be a trial spring 1962 publication with limited copies and faculty and student article selection.
The Honor Board invites all students to attend its first open meeting tomorrow in Room 3 Annex. The discussion will cover how the honor code applies to outside assignments.
Eight of Barnard College's twenty six foreign students plan to submit a confidential report to President Millicent C. McIntosh objecting to the Adviser's Office. They cite lack of communication and fear that graduate school recommendations depend on the office. One student, Andrea Svedberg of Sweden, supports naming herself in the report while others request anonymity.
Joy Felsher, Senior Feature Editor, will address probationary staff this afternoon at 4 p.m. in Room 1 Annex. She will discuss Feature Writing and attendance is required.
National Communist Party official Benjamin Davis, barred from Queens College, plans to address Columbia University as liberal groups rally for academic freedom. The Queens campus faced 400 faculty and student protests urging reversal of the speaker ban and defense of open inquiry.
Barbara Friedman and Susan Tiktin will lead a committee to examine giving the Board of Proctors authority over non academic honor violations such as theft rule infractions and discourteous behavior. The panel will define violations penalties and jurisdiction and address student handling concerns.
John Popescu of Apeda Studios praises Barnard seniors as cooperative. He says a pleasant photographer yields better portraits, notes his work with colleges and models, and recalls visiting Barnard last Thursday and Friday but could not stay longer due to time constraints.
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