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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1964
Page
4
Editor Handy Watson invites freshmen to submit literary work to Focus Barnard’s literary magazine. Submissions are blind mimeographed to avoid bias, and both student and professional pieces will be read aloud and discussed weekly.
The Focus group invites writers and readers to join open meetings every Thursday starting October 1 at 12:00 in Focus Office Room 2 Annex. Readings and discussions encouraged. submit writing for the college magazine via the Focus mailbox near Jake.
Fran cine Stein63, former Undergraduate Association president, describes her Mississippi summer as irrational and explains the system drives fear of change. She notes COFO leadership, white society, and actions like Freedom Democratic Party registrations and Mississippians for Public Education preparing desegregation in four counties.
The Bulletin office operates twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at noon. Freshman probationers must complete seven issues and visit the printers before promotion to Assistant News board, with merit and tenure guiding further promotions. Openings exist on the Business Staff for volunteers.
Barnard College announces six new professors and three visiting professors joining the faculty this year. New hires include Mary Mothersill philosophy, Hyman Bass mathematics, Peter Juviter government, Albert Gawer chemistry, Richard Sacksteder mathematics, Joseph Erwin zoology, with visiting appointments for Victor Miesel art history Jean Wilburn economics and Andre Sereni French.
SNCC announces a citywide student conference on October 10 at 13 Astor Place. Ella Baker will deliver the keynote on ten years of the freedom movement. The program runs 9 am to 11 pm with Freedom Singers, a Mississippi Summer Project panel, Northern support workshops, and the film Ivanhoe.
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