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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
1
Barnard announces a series of Bulletin Forums with students and faculty to discuss campus issues. The first forum is Friday at 3 pm in Annex Room 1 on general degree requirements, featuring professors Ritchie and Lekachman as panel members.
The 69th Regiment Armory Art Show presents a focused display of early modern art with a European American division. Reproductions of critics reviews line the galleries as Monet Picasso Gauguin Matisse Kuhn Prendergast Davis Higgins are shown, linking today to the famed 1913 exhibition. The collection, though smaller than the original, offers a comprehensive view of the era's art under one roof.
In a Forum piece the 1965 class election is described as a travesty of parliamentary procedure. Marilyn Gallo was seated as Exec Committee member without a vote while Sue Silverman sought unanimous approval to appoint her treasurer.
Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Pinafore with Cox and Box as curtain raiser. Notable cast includes Leon Carapetyn as captain Bob Fry and Hayden Ward directing both plays. Music by Mack Schlefer, sets by Dorothy Napp, lighting by Bill Teter, costumes by Smijie Kirschbaum.
A Barnard student writes criticizing the new Transfer Orientation chair selection process and turnout. He questions the 150 participants for 11 runners and notes 960 of 1500 votes favored the referendum. He calls for clearer procedures and more bulletin-board visibility.
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