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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is described as a semi weekly paper with variations during vacations and twice weekly periods. It notes second class matter status entered Oct 19 1928 at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is $4.00 per year with listed staff names H Susan Yellowmedal Mary S Varnish Phyllis S Bonfire Barbarita Peabody C
The article proposes a permanent campus re evaluation committee to assess all student and faculty organizations. It calls for fifty faculty delegates for four years and one hundred student delegates, plus an all college election to choose a chairman. Headquarters would be in the underground building under the jungle.
A new play adapts a 16th century miracle tale with Marilyn Monroe intended lead then replaced by Helen Hayes. The production features Tony Perkins, Kim Stanley, Frederic March and Raymond Massey in a bold but confusing staging with avant-garde interludes and audience participation.
The column previews several recent books and Easter vacation reading, including Pornography and I an anonymous account of East Babylon during the Black Plague, The Nothings a novel of young love and innocence, I was a Teenage Barnard Girl a celebrity life story, The Anatomy of Roses practical rose care, The Art of Swahili Cooking a culinary work, The Forest Garbage a tale of passion violence and survival, and The Goober-Eaters a humorous American diary.
An eye opener praised by the Woroming Eagle with mentions of a multitude of books. The note suggests readers will enjoy the selection and encourages exploration of the titles.
A top student on the Dean's List argues exams harm student psyche and suggests replacing final exams with a concluding session to summarize course material. She notes freshmen to seniors face distinct burdens and faults many professors for relying on exams.
A satirical piece mocks New Yorkers for not visiting the Empire State Building and lampoons secret passwords for events at a metropolitan museum. It references a 25 cent discount, a Communist Party gathering, a supposed exhibit of shrunken heads, and a Tiny Orchestra Society concert with a $54 admission and no password.
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