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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1953
Page
1
The article argues apathy in Barnard students toward the Undergraduate Association and extra curriculars. It calls for reform, disbanding nonfunctional clubs, reorganizing the system, and wider coverage of Student Council and Representative Assembly meetings to boost awareness and participation.
An editorial letter argues investigations into teaching loyalty are flawed and risky. It cautions against coercion and personal testimony, urging students to oppose factionalism and avoid echoes of totalitarian control while defending academic freedom.
The Liberal Action Club announces the termination of its activities with the current school year due to waning interest. With most active members graduating this June, the club will cease operations at the semester's close.
Miriam Dressler notes Honor Board and committees bind all Barnard students whether or not they take part. Plans to extend the honor system to infirmary exams spark debate while the Undergraduate Committee on Development seeks student input on changes like a fourth floor student center. Curriculum changes affect all students through required courses and exemptions.
Hundreds of New Yorkers fill the Cooper Union Great Hall for free lectures on science sociology arts and more. The lineup includes Let's Look at Our City Psychology Forum World Dance anthropological surveys and Marriage Forums with popular Opera in English shows and short courses, plus a New York Pops concert series at Carnegie Hall May 4–9 conducted by Skitch Henderson featuring stars like Tyrone Power Faye Emerson and Elaine Malbin. Tickets range one to four dollars through Carnegie Hall box office or mail order.
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