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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1960
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin is produced semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. It notes its post office registration and rates, listing Janet M. Gregory as editor in chief and Judy Deutsch as business manager.
Adele Lehman Hall Wollman Library opens with a dedication ceremony marking Barnard College expansion and symbolizing student freedom and responsibility. The address “Ideas Can Change the World” frames the event as a broader faith in students and open reserve access to thousands of volumes.
The 1962 class wins the Greek Games with seven to three in choreography for freshmen while sophomores win overall. judges praise the freshmen entrance and the sophomores’ Persephone departure dance. Spectators and participants show enduring enthusiasm. plans for next year’s competition are under discussion.
A campus issue of Focus features a new literary gendre “So-What?” with Norma Klein's Meeting and Susan Freeman's Ablution among others. Critics note mixed success with heavy symbolism, brief tales, and uneven poetry while praising Mister Big for stronger craft and believability.
The forum discusses a long history of racial tension in South Africa from 1652 through postwar apartheid. It notes population imbalances, rising African organization, and increased government restrictions, warning that violence may erupt unless miracles occur and policy reversals happen.
Barnard College highlights philosophy as a liberal arts strength. Women majoring in philosophy pursue teaching, editing, writing, book design, and graduate study. The department offers systematic and historical training with a six hour senior exam and senior seminars, with pathways to Columbia Graduate Faculties.
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