09 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
1
The author criticizes the new housing code as a veneer of reform that preserves the 616 curfew and visiting hours, arguing it backtracks from calls for flexible, adult‑style living. The piece questions the college’s role and seeks clarification on governance and student independence.
A playful note on reading the April issue of Mademoiselle. The author contemplates self perception with humor and self mockery as they idle over subway concerns and personal pose.
Wigs and Cues Players present Playboy of the Western World at the Pennsylvania Military College near Philadelphia on Saturday April 11 invited by the college. Cast includes Carol Dooley Peter Ruffet Burnell Sitterley Stefan Rudnicki Elaine Lawrence directed by Alfred Hyslop with Merrily Mossman as stage manager and Barbara Wolfson handling props. After an 8:00 p.m. performance they return to New York.
The campus morals shift sparks debate from Barnard and Columbia dorms to campus policy. Administrators mete out suspensions as student sexual activity becomes visible. The piece notes a range from dancing bans to visiting hours revealing a broader national change in attitudes toward premarital sex.
A letter to the editor urges response to an April Mademoiselle piece on Barnard College. The writer accuses Miss Guitar of contradictions and inaccuracies and calls on students and faculty to write letters in reply.
Barnard College hosts a four week show in the James Room titled Four Young Women Painters. Mary Ellen Blumenfeld and Karen Kissin join Mary Billingsley and Susan Sollins in oils and drawings. The display accompanies the Barnard Festival of the Arts opening April 23 as part of the college’s 75th anniversary celebrations.
Barnard senior Ann Fleisher joined Gael Greene and Joanne Black on Virginia Graham's Girl Talk to discuss Sex and the College Girl. The panel debated college campus morals, concluding little has changed, only openness of discussion.
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