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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1963

Page

5

Ortiz views Cuba through student eyes on June trip

Report from Cuba details 58 American students including Vicki Ortiz of class of 1964 touring Havana and conversing with locals. The group traveled despite a State Department travel ban to observe education reforms, free schooling, and housing for students amid Castro era changes.

Paris Prague Havana Cuba Vicki Ortiz United States Miss Ortiz U.S. State Department West Coast New York South Puerto Rico

Barnard College opens 75th year with convocation address

Miss Rosemary Park, in her first convocation as Barnard president, notes changes since Frederick A. P. Barnard era. She condemns academic indecision as a luxury society cannot afford and urges motivation toward defined college degrees amid specialization.

Miss Rosemary Park Barnard College Frederick A. P. Barnard Columbia

Royalty Grace 75th Anniversary at Waldorf dinner

Queen Frederika of Greece will be guest at a January 22 1964 dinner at the Waldorf Astoria for Barnard College s seventy fifth anniversary. The afternoon ceremony at Low Library will confer an honorary degree. A KI cabinet member will deliver the major address.

Barnard Greece Waldorf-Astoria Kennedy Low Library Queen Frederika Henry A. Boorse Ogden Reid

Faith Holsaert Returns from SNCC to Barnard

Barnard sophomore Faith Holsaert returned from a year with the SNCC in Albany Georgia and Pell County to resume studies. She described Albany as a social force and plans to monitor urban social changes in New York. She aided voter registration, filed affidavits, and helped DOJ discrimination research while jailed with demonstrators. She participated in the Birmingham rally of ten thousand.

Sandy Fromer Faith Holsaert Barnard Albany Georgia Pell County Faith Miss Holsaert New York SNCC Brooklyn Justice Department Bulletin Birmingham

Pickets Protest SACB Hearings On Advance in NYC

In New York City today and tomorrow student groups plan protests at SACB hearings on Advance a New York youth group ordered to register as a Communist front under the McCarran Act The actions are led by Students for a Democratic Society and Campus Americans for Democratic Action ADA SDS urge repeal of the act and condemn government labeling of political groups.

SACB Advance New York Attorney General's Office Church Street Manhattan Students For A Democratic Society Campus Americans For Democratic Action ADA SDS

Faculty to Advise Seniors on Graduate Opportunities

Faculty volunteers from each department will advise seniors on graduate study options. Listed teachers will guide majors in anthropology to zoology, with specific names for each subject. Students seeking information on Institute of International Education awards should consult the noted page 3.

Haviland Held Miss Novak Ritchie Saulnier Lekachman Breunig Bailey Zobler Sharp Boorse Fuller Brennan Moore Niebuhr Stahmer Barber Komarovsky Meyer Fox DaCal Florit Institute of International Education

Physics Library Moves Missing Books Replaced

The College moved the Physics Library from Milbank Hall to Wollman Library after $1000 worth of books vanished over time. Dean Henry A. Boorse announced the change. over 100 titles were lost, mainly advanced physics works. A detective failed to locate the missing books, which appear to have been stolen for personal use.

Milbank Hall Wollman Library Henry A. Boorse Dean Boorse Barnard Columbia Boorse The

Two Barnard Buildings Undergo Space Upgrades

Barnard administrative offices gain more working space with Milbank Hall renovations expanding the Office of Buildings and Grounds and Mail Department. The General Secretary moves to Room 102, repainting covers first and second floors and the Minor Latham Playhouse. Barnard Hall plans move of the second floor rest room for a new medical office, and The Deanery north of Hewitt Hall is repainted.

Milbank Hall Latham Playhouse Barnard Hall Hewitt Hell

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Ortiz By Zane Berzins Ses Oritz By Janet Roach Mrs. Ogden Reid Holsaert Liberties Congress By Gayle Krub li Brary John Kiessling
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