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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
1
A dated editorial argues for mandatory weekly chapel at Bernard College. It claims chapel would unite students, connect them with administration and the divine, and raise funds for a joint student center, cafeteria, labs, and dorms. It ends noting no one would attend if compulsory rules vanish.
The Bernard Faculty staged its First Annual Faculty Burlesque at Minor La tham Playhouse, drawing a capacity crowd. Numbers ranged from feathered can can duos to a Gypsy theme finale, with Spats Harps and Fingers Tilton performing and a lively chorus line ending the show.
The verses juxtapose Morningside’s funny side with its money and loveless sides. A stream of names such as Bernard Dick Rage Hudson Queenie and Broadway anchors the city’s diverse, restless mood. The piece explores luck desire and social rhythms in a nocturnal urban collage.
Pigeons nest in the Annex turning the student hangout into a new home. Staff noticed the birds after missing chocolate bars with almonds, a favorite snack for pigeons, prompting amused concern about the invasion.
A Bernard senior writes to the editor praising the Freshman Hygiene course. He credits Doctor Nilson for sex education and says the class inspired his chemistry major while his mother also thanks the program. The letter urges preserving Hygiene as essential, communal, and self revealing.
A reader argues administration must display an American flag and flagpole at Bernard, criticizing lack of patriotism and contrasting with Soviet symbolism. The letter appeals to civic virtue, noting spring greenery and colors represent truth courage and purity.
A review of King Kong On Campus at Ferris Booth Hall finds the plot weak and the Wellesley setting hindering the theme beauty and the beast. Lead actress Wednesday Meld is not appealing. the gorilla’s presence dominates but scenes lack excitement and coherence.
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