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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1953
Page
1
The managing editor Barbara Lyons and feature editor Jane Were-Bey are listed as the day’s primary newsroom leaders. No further details accompany their roles in this brief item.
The column reviews the paper's past year editorials on national elections academic freedom and Barnard identity. It stresses liberal scholarship student autonomy and the role of a vibrant Representative Assembly while praising the freedom of expression enjoyed by the campus newspaper and thanking faculty administration and students for their trust.
A reader argues communists should not teach in colleges and urges truthful answer to congressional questions. A second letter defends Barnard's honor system, praising its tradition, fairness, and need for greater student engagement to prevent cheating.
The writer argues that honor on campus goes beyond not cheating on exams. He recalls misplacing money after gym class and reflects on rising rhetoric about extending the honor system, urging a fundamental reexamination of honesty on campus.
Eminent drama critic notes with glee the current off Broadway staging of Sean O Caseys The Plough and The Stars by Trio at 1129 Sixth Avenue near 43rd Street. The cast delivers droll Irish women and vivid insurrection scenes on a tiny decorated stage with reduced prices and Circle 59633 reservations. Also Originals Only Playhouse in Greenwich Village opens Surprise Package a musical play at 100 Seventh Avenue South with admission by contribution and post show refreshments.
The Italian Club’s March 12 spaghetti dinner brought culture and cuisine from Italy with table settings, anti pasto, and a rendition of O Sole Mio. A hiccup during Napoli Millionaria was deftly handled by Mrs Maristella Bove guiding the cast and supporting officers including Rita Cadematori. The club plans teas luncheons films at Casa Italiana and a three act show on April 18 concluding the season with a scholarship or trip fund in view.
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