19 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1962
Page
1
A proposed amendment would seat Senior Class members on the Representative Assembly only through the spring semester. Backers urge a no vote arguing seniors should advise unofficially while remaining absent from final exams and leadership roles.
The note credits Mrs Melstosgrare and Dr Abbott for alerting about the proposed tuition increase and for explaining its necessity at yesterday's open meeting.
Teresa Vilardi surveys old theatre programs shown to Barnard Wigs and Cues by Lucy Olga Lewton of Montclair. The piece highlights 1920s fashion ads and articles on topics from Wall Street to operetta Bitter Sweet with figures like Noel Coward and Rosa Ponselle, plus a note on Red Rust by Theatre Guild and insights into Soviet themes.
A letter criticizes a plan to require senior delegates and the senior class president to attend Assembly and Student Council meetings after new officers are installed. The writer argues this downgrades freshmen representation, disrupts transitions, and props up an unsuitable senior advisory role, urging rejection and proposing an alternate advisory status for outgoing leaders.
Students from seven colleges gathered at Mount Holyoke for the annual Seven College Conference. Barnard delegates compare campus life to Radcliffe Smith Wellesley and others noting Barnard in a large city with a commuting population and distinct access to student governance.
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