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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1962
Page
2
The Fighting Nine from Fairly Ridiculous defeated Columbia 17 to 6 after a blown defensive effort by Col umbia in the late innings. A gusty hit to deep left field propelled the final rally as Fairly Ridiculous pulled away.
The Athletes Association announces a budding crew team to start spring practice at Barnard Camp on the duck pond. Miss Cone endorses the plan despite boat shortages and suggests dressing the crew in baby blue dresses and white sailor hats while considering Pear bok Peartia. Professor Margaret sherlanga comments from the Education Department about the proposal.
A fragmented clipping mentions March Ahead WL and Aprils at a vocal event with a reference to APP, Chow dos, and a Torta. The readable text is sparse on concrete details such as dates, participants, or locations.
Journal editorial staff and Student Council members discuss summer funding and housing protests. Mentions Barnard delegates to World Youth Festival and a Student Exchange extension as a proposed solution to annual access problems. Senior week June 1-5 centers on class conflicts and the Chinese Games overseen by the independent Athletic Association.
A Columbia expedition in Inner Mongolia reports Greek Games were actually ancient Oriental celebrations tied to fortune cookie making. Chairs Lonnie Mangler and Maria Devil say plans shifted after alumnae demanded a Greek dance swap and chariot to rickshaw conversion.
Bulletin notes Schroeder as guest artist at Music for an Hour Thursday at 4 p.m. He will play Beethoven selections with Charles Brown on the electric toothbrush. Other items include a Peace Corps talk, Esquire Calendars sale, African Studies Society meeting, a tea for election hopefuls, and Curricular radio feature with Barnard students.
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