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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1963

Page

6

Ortiz Views Cuba Trip Sparks Insight On Education

Report from Cuba notes 58 American students including Vicki Ortiz from New York who traveled despite a State Department ban. They observed Cuba’s free education policy with expanding university opportunities and a shift from poverty to pampered student life amid Castro era reform.

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

Barnard College Opens 75th Year With Convocation Address

Miss Rosemary Park marks Barnard College's seventy fifth academic year with her first convocation as president. She notes the rise of specialization while warning that indecision in pursuing degrees fuels intellectual immaturity and cannot be afforded in modern society.

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

Queen Frederika to be honored at Barnard anniversary

Barnard College marks its 75th anniversary with a Wednesday January 22 1964 sequence. Queen Frederika of Greece will attend a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria and receive an honorary degree at Low Library. A major address will be delivered by a member of President Kennedy's Cabinet.

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

Holsaert Returns From SNCC views Albany as social force

Faith Holsaert a Barnard sophomore who spent a year with the SNCC in Albany Georgia and Pell County returned to campus. She described Albany as a social force and plans to monitor urban change while resuming studies. She helped voter registration efforts and witnessed policeTension at a May demonstration including a police search attempt and jail time. She also prepared nonviolent demonstration teaching and will speak at events and contribute to Bulletin.

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

Advance Pickets SACB On Liberties Protest

SACB hearings in New York City target Advance, a New York youth group, as the McCarran Act requires registration as a Communist front. ADA SDS and Campus Americans for Democratic Action will picket October 1 at 30 Church Street to demand repeal of the act and defend civil liberties.

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

Students may consult faculty volunteers across departments for graduate study planning. List of advising teachers by department covers Anthropology through Zoology with many “All members” slots. October term notes point to Institute of International Education grants and awards like Fulbright Travel Grants.

Haviland Held Miss Novak Ritchie Saulnier Lekachman Breunig Bailey Zobler Sharp Boorse Fuller Brennan Moore Niebuhr Stahmer Berber 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 in books vanished last term. Dean Henry A. Boorse announced the theft, noting over 100 titles disappeared and were likely taken by someone with physics knowledge. A detective failed to recover the books and suspected a personal library.

Milbank Hall Wollman Library Henry A. Boorse Dean Boorse

Barnard Buildings Undergo Face lifting and space shifts

Barnard administrative offices have been updated to increase workspace. Milbank Hall saw expansion of the Office of Buildings and Grounds and the Mail Department, and the General Secretary moved from Room 106 to 102. Repainting occurred on first and second floors and the Minor Latham Playhouse. In Barnard Hall the second floor rest room moves to the first floor for a new medical office, and The Deanery near Hewitt Hall was repainted.

Milbank Hall Latham Playhouse Barnard Hall Hewitt Hell

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By Zane Berzins Les Oritz By Janet Roach Mrs. Ogden Reid Liberties Congress The Gayle Krub College John Kiessling
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