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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
The Board of Proctors launches a student advising booth on Jake for the first two weeks of each semester. Fifty three advisers will be available daily 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with catalogues and schedules to assist freshmen sophomores and transfer students. Lists were distributed during Orientation Week and extra copies are posted on the Proctor's Bulletin Board.
Vogue magazine announces the Prix de Paris contest for 1965 66 graduates offering two temporary junior editor posts at Vogue. First prize yields one year at Vogue with couture review duties. second prize six months. ten honorable mentions receive $50 bonds and job consideration with Conde Nast.
Barnard opens the new year with a 1 p.m. convocation in the gym. Miss Rosemary Park, Mrs. Helen Phelps Bailey and Prof. Henry A. Boorse will speak on topics including distribution requirements housing and federal aid. Faculty in robes will lead a brass ensemble as students gather for the annual meeting.
CORE announces 44 scholarships totaling 45000 dollars for Negro and white college and university students. Winners include seven first Negro students at white institutions, and one Eleanor Roosevelt Scholar at Florida A&M. Grants up to 1500 dollars aid attendance at chosen colleges.
Professor Henry A. Boorse announces changes to credit distribution effective this year. Language requirements now need proficiency in one language and science requirements pared to a single lab science course. Reforms respond to Curriculum Committee recommendations for greater student course freedom.
A required gathering for all members of the Junior and Senior Managing Boards to discuss editorial policy takes place Saturday September 25 at 11 a.m. in room 616 Suite 20 4.
Millicent McIntosh former Barnard College president spoke to students and faculty at the last May Noon meeting urging commitment as the key factor in liberal arts education. She praised Barnard's democratic setup and urged active student input on faculty matters noting varied advisory systems over twenty years and debates over curriculum and lecture methods.
Narrative notes a white head stone in a Morningside Heights plot at 117th Street and Broadway with the epitaph R I P J Smedley Toom 1714 1774, calling him donor of the land now known as Toom's Grant. questions arise about freshman mischief or local humor.
Barnard resolves housing shortage after weeks of effort. All freshmen housed, transfers and commuters find rooms. 275 of 447 freshmen live on campus, with 77 without rooms as of August 1. Some students housed at Fairholm and King's Crown Hotel. 33 room reservations canceled for nonpayment.
President Rosemary Park married Milton Vasil Anastos a UCLA Byzantinist July 31 at the Greenwich Connecticut home of her sister Mrs Ricard Howell. The ceremony was led by Rev William E Park brother of the bride. The couple will split residences between New York and Los Angeles.
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