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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1954
Page
4
Cynthia Bachner announces a new system where undergraduate funds are deposited with the Bursar. The change allows the Barnard College discount for associations and enables monthly reconciliation for easier audits. The Undergraduate Treasurer will present all bills to the Bursar, who will issue checks and handle deposits.
A special Hewitt Hall room is set aside for four day students to stay one to three nights at Barnard. Charge is $1.50 per night per person, payable in advance. See Miss Margaret O Shea by 11 am on the day of occupancy. Reservations for weekend nights due by Friday 11 am. Linen and room key are available from Miss O Shea. those who fail to return the property will be billed.
Barnard College begins its sixty sixth year with twenty three new faculty members including five graduates. Henry B. Parkes assumes acting chairmanship of the American Civilization graduate division at NYU. Helen North joins Greek and Latin as visiting assistant professor after study in Rome under Fulbright and Ford Foundation grants. H Standish Thayer becomes assistant professor of philosophy with Columbia training and authorial works. Norris Houghton joins drama as co producer at Barnard. (Cont. on Page 4, Col. 1).
Barnard graduates from the class of 1929 praise their liberal arts training as an apprenticeship to positive living, with over 90 percent voting confidence in its impact on life and work. The survey of 140 members shows long term careers in writing, editing, secretarial work, and various fields, with most married and many husbands in law, engineering, education, or business.
Miss Marianna Byram, associate professor of fine arts, will advise the class of 1955 next year replacing Miss Lorna McGuire as senior class adviser. Seniors seek adviser signatures at the Deans Office. first meeting set for Friday October 1 at noon in the Minor Latham Theater announced by Giselle von Shevin.
Bulletin will not publish on Thursday September 30 and Monday October 11 due to religious holidays.
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