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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
1
Barnard College debates launching a humor and satire publication. The 1959-60 Blue Book notes a past failed title Jabowec and ongoing student demand. Support argues a weekly humor magazine would reflect diverse jokes and foreign student humor while school funds could back it.
The Bulletin reports a spring trial for a dorm co op tutoring plan where student tutors lead groups of ten girls for five dollars per hour and fifteen minutes. Each member pays fifty cents per session. If successful, the Undergraduate Association may expand the program school wide next fall.
The Barnard Wigs and Cues staging of Shakespeare's Pericles presents an ambitious campus effort with elegant costumes and imaginative staging. Performances by Rhoda Harwin, Sharon Gans, and Jack Adams showcase strong acting, but shifting moods and disjointed scenes distract from the romantic fantasy.
Columbia Players stage Christopher Marlowe tragedy Edward II at McMillin Theatre. Jared Martin Gaveston and Nelson Lyon Mortimer deliver strong performances while Donald Briscoe as Edward II shows mixed results. Technical issues and excessive length temper overall impact but cast and direction receive commendation.
In a Letter to the Editor the writer thanks the Bulletin for quoting a talk on Pericles and notes the omission of a reference to Donald Stauffer from Shakespeare's World of Images. The writer, D. A. Robertson Jr, discusses debt and attribution and mentions related items and dates.
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