Welcome to Barnard Bulletin for new students
The Barnard Bulletin welcomes freshmen and transfers to Barnard offering broad academic and extracurricular opportunities. New York, the campus extension, provides theatres museums parks and subways. Barnard marks its 75th anniversary as Rosemary Park begins her second year as president and the Undergraduate Association starts under the new constitution.
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Barnard Bulletin
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Columbia
New York
Barnard’s Laboratory
Mortarboard
Rosemary Park
Freshmen Discuss Gide At Orientation Symposium
Three faculty members lead a discussion on Andre Gide’s The Immoralist at the Academic Afternoon for Freshman Orientation on September 23 in McMillin Academic Theater. Faculty bios highlight Baxter Brennan and Ulanov and their scholarly focus.
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Andre Gide
McMillin Academic
Annette Kar Baxter
Joseph G. Brennan
Barry Ulanov
Gide
Shoshenna Sofaer
Baxter
Barnard
September Campus Events and Language Placement Schedule
A series of events at Barnard and Columbia including President’s Banquet, campus tours, and language placement tests. Activities run September 22 to October 1 with dorm tours, coffee hours, receptions, dances, and exams for transfers and freshmen.
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Columbia
Barnard Honor Board
Butler Library
Earl Hall
Wollman
Barnard
Butler
McMillin
Baker Field
Brooks
James
Barnard Hall
New York City
Barnard College’s First Freshmen and Early Years
Fifty-one students enrolled in 1893 as Barnard College grew from its 14 freshmen in 1889 at 343 Madison Avenue. The first cohort faced strict exams in Latin Greek English and math, taught by Columbia faculty, with 22 special science students not yet ready for entrance.
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Madison Avenue
New York
Barnard
Columbia
Thomas Scott Fiske
Nelson G. McCrea
Mortimer Lamson Earle
Edward B. Wadson
Bernard O'Connor
William H. Carpenter
Broadway
L. B
Columbia Accepts 760 New Students for Class of 1967
Columbia's Class of 1967 welcomed 760 freshmen, 90 more than planned. The class includes many student government and editorial leaders, and 12 National Merit Scholars. Orientation features deans, faculty advisors, and talks by Nobel laureate Polycarp Kusch and other prominent professors.
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Polycarp Kusch
Walter Gellhorn
Association of American Law Schools
Douglas Moore
Howard Davis
Raymond Patouillet
Teachers College
James P. Shenton
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Ann Selgin
Barbara Sheklin
Susan Silverman
Zane Berzins
Arline Katz
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Marian Pollett Kirsh
Rita Schneider
Jake Ginsberg
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Marilyn Ross
Susan Tucker
Ellen Youngelson
Merle Hazid
Nancy Klein
Sara Piovia
Janet Roach
Andy Wollam
Sandy Brown
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Elaine Fialkow
Susan Harper
Jeanne Hurd
Susan Kornzweig
Pat Savoie
Arlene Katz
Boro Printing Co
Henry Miller
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Joseph Brennan
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Annette Baxter
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