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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1960
Page
4
Barnard students participate through the Undergraduate Association which represents the entire student body and oversees legislative executive and judicial arms. Student Council and Representative Assembly handle policy and external relations while the Honor Board enforces the Honor Code with a faculty appeal process.
The executive body of 12 members includes undergraduate officers and class presidents plus the Athletic Association president. They meet every Monday at 12:00 in Room 3 Annex to discuss governance and activities.
The Honor Board appoints a chairman and eight delegates with two from each class, one elected and one appointed, to oversee student conduct and disciplinary matters. The structure includes representation across all classes.
Barnard College marks its second sign in event with freshmen meeting President Millicent C. McIntosh. McIntosh, Barnard head since 1947 48 and first Barnard president, will attend Tuesday campus tours and sign in at Milbank Hall.
Discussion among Pasi ft students and others includes calls for American students to better understand the challenges faced by foreign newcomers to the United States and the wider issues between home countries and the U.S.
The article notes continued construction from page 11 including classrooms with a music and fine arts Bleache seats to be used for assemblies and Greek Games. Barnard Hall received a soft blue repaint while James Room furniture was recovered. Brooks Living Room gained wall to wall carpeting new furniture covering and curtains.
Ruth Schwartz, Elaine Seiler, Francine Stein, Esther Rotenberg, Strassman, Carol Van Buskirk, Hi Fong Waung Judy Gold, 61, chairman, said panels after the main lecture intend to expose freshmen to the thinking they will use at Barnard.
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