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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published weekly through the college year with breaks for vacations and exams. It lists editor in chief Jacqueline Zelniker and business manager Phyllis Margolis, notes second class matter status and New York postal registration. Subscription rate noted as 375 per year.
Barnard student faculty and administration discuss reviving an allied arts program. The paper urges active student participation to avoid repeating past failures and highlights weekend performances and surveys as steps toward broader cultural engagement.
Two girls argue over a petition to stop nuclear testing. One signs, the other questions facts and cites the New York Times as a Bible. The scene, observed from a foxhole, hints at student activism and national security debates.
A desolate gym houses two ornate Greek chariots as the lone watchman tends them. He hears their faint moans and inspects the scene noting color shifts from yellow to black as the mood darkens.
A student letter questions official radioactive dose limits and AEC testing methods. It challenges strontium 90 data, small human samples, age exclusions, and bomb safety claims. The letter argues tests produce uneven distribution, safety gaps, and delays in detecting explosions.
A fleeting scene unfolds with Jody at the center as a crowded hall erupts in action. Spectators witness swift moves and sparkling exes as the crowd bursts into a rapid, celebratory dash amid the tense moment.
A humorous piece laments litter in a beauty spot as spring brings sun and students, while workers vow to keep the park clean and pristine from dawn to dawn. It captures city pride and effort against careless littering.
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