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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
1
The Faculty Committee on Student Activities will review dormitory rule changes aimed at a more progressive system. Proposals include extended signout times, later curfews, and discretionary privileges for upperclassmen. Supporters argue lateness penalties should reflect actual minutes and that visiting policies and overnight options deserve expansion.
A group argues Barnard, College, and General Studies undergraduates should gain daytime access to the Butler stacks. They cite equal daytime need for research, call for negotiations with library authorities, and note similar daytime and evening usage rates.
Sherry Turner of Chicago and Mary Jane Barthwell of Detroit two Barnard sophomores lead a recruiting effort to encourage Negro high school students to apply to Ivy League and Seven College Conference schools. They visited Birmingham and Atlanta high schools, spoke at counselor conferences, and conducted about 100 personal interviews with some 200 students over ten days with support from the Cooperative Program for Educational Opportunity.
Four sailors from the U S S Enterprise CVA(N)65 urge colleges to participate in Operation Pen Pal to boost crew morale. They note a five month deployment in the Vietnam War Zone and invite students to send letters to their Special Services Office c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco. They request letters include a self introduction to aid matching recipients.
Ruth Balen reviews a dress rehearsal of Yeoman of the Guard noting the toned seriousness, strong ensemble balance, and standout turns by Rob Dublirer and Julienne Marshall. Despite uneven vocal pairings and awkward dance, the set design by Michael Harwood and director Denis Pearlstein deliver an enticing operetta experience for Gilbert and Sullivan fans.
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