Constitutional Revision Year at Barnard Seen as Rare
The piece notes Barnard College seldom holds constitutional revisions, leaving student awareness low. It details three revisions passed this year and outlines ongoing proposals, with Ann Lord's statement extending the revision year into 1957-58 and hopes for a more active committee next term.
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Barnard
Representative Assembly
Honor Board
Athletic Association
Ann Lord
Installations Assembly
Campus Profile Snowmen Mystery Stalks B C
Three hooded girls whisper to their henchmen and vanish on a Barnard campus in a surreal snow scene. Two sedate snowmen named Clifford and Stewart appear nearby as a grim fort seems to rise. A child artist sketches a Statue of Liberty replica while a government professor and an English professor resemble the snow figures.
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Barnard
Clifford
Stewart
Columbia
France
Government Department
Students urged active political role despite apathy panel says
In response to Bulletin coverage the National Student Association panel on The Student and National Affairs highlighted student impact. Representatives from Young Republicans SD A N S A N A C P and U C YM affirmed value of national affiliation and described influence within parent organizations and on policy.
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Bulletin
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Young Republicans
Students For Democratic Action
N.S.A
N.A. A.C.P
United Christian Youth Movement
Congress
Barnard
Moot Court Office Visit Reveals Student Interest in Law
A campus visit to Moot Court Office reveals student curiosity about law and moot sessions. The piece notes actual cases like the Pawnbroker's Case and mentions invitations to Barnard students to attend. The scene includes a press conference interruption and hints at desires for press coverage.
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Timesman
Barnard
Michael
U.S
Apathy Strikes Columbia as 950 Students Rally
The text depicts Student Apathy defeated by a mass mobilization of 950 Columbia students. The Student Body unites in overwhelming activity to stretch weary bones and sink into a soft, renewed community spirit amid a celebratory atmosphere.
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Columbia
Utopia Limited charms in G&S spoof by American Savoyards
A round staging of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Utopia Limited by Dorothy Raedler’s American Savoyards delivers a sharp, funny operetta about Anglo imitation. Strong performances by Tom Plank as King Paramount I and Dorothy Hatch as Lady Sophy, with competent singing but crowded production numbers.
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Utopia
Dorothy Raedler
American Savoyards
England
G&s
Tom Plank
Paramount I
Dorothy Hatch
Sophy
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Ruth Helf and
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Bonnie Goodman
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