Orientation ends at Lehman Hoot with Barnard crowd
Freshman orientation closed Saturday afternoon as students left dorms with belongings. Unofficial events continued on Lehman lawn with the second and third Hoot Nannies featuring banjos and folk songs. Barnard students attended a screening of A Man for All Seasons, and a Barnard Camp Bar-B-Q drew about 50 nature lovers. A Butler Library tour closed the unofficial program with guidance on study desks and library stacks.
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Transfers Appreciate Help From Counselling Proctors
Transfers praise the new counseling program aiding newcomers from other colleges. Miss Foshay and Miss Ruben lead student counselors with Helen Bailey Barbara Schmuitzer and juniors and sophomores assisting transfers in Milbanks Hall.
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New Barnard Class Welcomes 482 Freshmen and Transfers
Barnard College enrolls 482 new students this year including 346 freshmen and 136 transfers. 24 percent of freshmen receive financial aid and loans cover the first 200 of need. Most residents come from Mid Atlantic states, with 34 percent from the region and 27 percent from New England.
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