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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
1
Students show strong support for longer Lehman Library hours with proposals for 11 p.m. weekday closings and Sunday openings. Suggestions include basement eating facilities, cigarette machines, and coffee and sandwich dispensers.
The letter questions Columbia University’s spring vacation dates from March 26 to April 4, noting Palm Sunday to Easter fall April 3–10. It criticizes rigid scheduling that disrupts religious observances for students and staff and urges better planning next year.
The Fugs blend protest and satire in a Lower East Side performance at the Astor Street Playhouse. Ed Sanders leads a chaotic, humorous show with hits like Kill for Peace and I Want to Know, mixing rock tropes with sharp social critique.
New York waits for a wave of mergers that could cut jobs as Herald Tribune World Telegram and Sun and Journal American workers face strike threats. The World Journal Tribune Inc plans two dailies and one Sunday with rotating staff. Veterans fear layoffs and obscurity as historic papers fade.
Herbert B. L. Silverman urges preservation of Bar nard tennis courts and questions a student center plan. A reader contends for student input and a poll before adopting a four course system, noting student opposition.
Three young organizers push GROPE as a new underground publication. The piece ties the magazine to a broader East Village counterculture described as a social revolution and mentions figures and groups associated with the scene.
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