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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1951
Page
1
The text outlines the Columbia Spectator as the unofficial paper of Columbia College and University. It describes the paper as free and handy for various uses, and sets word-length rules for Letters to the Editor including handwritten submissions and editorial editing limits.
A list of numerous individuals including Peter Shifty Tiger Tamer Dick Pekingese J. Sigmund Freud Ralph Lowingsteer David Sinningman Frank Earnest Bobby Batty Peter Stiff Alvin Outcast Warm Wrapper George Simple Pete Dave Barfly Robert Fried and others credited with making this issue possible through the Columbia Public Relations Office.
The article celebrates Columbia students as bearing moral fiber and lauds Professor Pinhead for experiments transplanting moral fiber among Columbia men. It extols the university as advanced and its students as shining examples, urging their role as bearers of a glowing torch in a depraved universe.
A columnist condemns Columbia University for delaying a required Philosophy of Physical Education course and decrying student bribery involving Marble Team members. The piece urges action and links moral standards in athletics to broad liberal education.
A reader rebukes Professor Commoner’s suggestion that Spectator resembles the Hearst press. The writer, supported by fellow students, claims Spectator upholds the Daily News traditions and dismisses the opposing critique as misleading propaganda.
Thursday night opening of Man of Mode by Wigs and Cues with Columbia University Players features Sir Fopling and Dorimant in witty mischief. Performances by Gates Brown Gerstein Loeb and crowd-pleasing songs and dancing mix with risqué stage business drawing giggles and applause.
A dramatized New York scene unfolds as an untabulated taxpayer fund award to Virginia Hill Houser is linked to underworld ties. The Kefavor Senate Investigating Committee exposes political favors with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and witnesses critique fur trophies while naming D Wize. Former Mayor No Dwyer testifies on murder case implications.
Campus Notes lists CRAAP meeting at Harkness Theater 12 to 2 discussing Plato Republic objections and a ban in classes. Social Committee hosts a Social in Social Room led by the social chairman. Spectator probationary staff honors Senior Editorial Board with a dinner in Spec inner sanctum. Several clubs announce meetings, luncheons, lectures, and protests today with various locations and organizers.
Dr X Solupeus Polypuss, assistant professor of Oriental Philology, and visiting Lorna Doone Lecturer in Hydrosomatic Correlations, has published a new book.
The I Eta Cau fraternity held its initiations behind the Baker Field boathouse. Fifteen new members completed the rite as Marine Recruiting Sergeant G. Boy Amruff led them to boot camp. Old brothers cheered as they sang and waved baby blue hankies in a somber sendoff.
Science continues on page one pondering where the clear cut link between inquiry and discovery lies. The article probes how desiberates intersect with practical outcomes and the role of method in aligning theory with observable results.
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