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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles such as circulation managers Janet Ozan and Phyllis Margolis, feature editors Firth Haring and Joyce Hill, with references to New York and individuals Die Fran Dearden and Enid Reichel among others.
The new crew at the helm reaffirms commitment to a free college press and academic freedom on campuses. Editorial support will be renewed for national affiliated adult groups at Barnard, and they invite challenges in areas like Greek Games.
A Barnard College piece praises student exchange ideas with Sarah Lawrence College. It notes two week absences for Bennett College and Sarah Lawrence students, screened participants, and benefits of exposure to a progressive educational system and different curricula.
Barbara Coleman, editor of Bulletin at Barnard, described as intense and energetic, plans a move to Washington after her college career. A government major and Democrat, she rose to editor in chief, earning a reputation as a dynamic force with strong political interests and active engagement in student life.
On The Aisle hails Patience opening at Minor Latham Play House as a prize package of fine acting, staging, and costuming. Evelyn Lerner excels as Patience with a strong voice and solid characterization. Leon Satran shines as Bunthorne while Sarah Pietsch and Jane Knight add flair with costumes and wit. The production benefits from Beverley Robinson scenery and the first use of an orchestra by the Society since 1952, enhancing its Gilbert and Sullivan satire of 1880s aesthetic poets and maidens.
A reader argues that education extends beyond languages and dissection to active participation in society. He critiques the myth of detached thought and urges true education to include awareness and civic engagement, noting life and learning are intertwined.
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