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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
2
Second class matter October 19 1928 at the Post Office in New York under the act March 9 1870. Names on the managing board include Francoise Dearden Audier Ann Appel Joan Kent Enid Reichel Ruth Helf and Diana Rosenberg Audrey Smith.
A new registration plan introduces white sign up sheets and a blackboard in Milbank, aiming to streamline section checks and filing. It reduces lineups but creates confusion and catalog shortages while delaying changes to tentative programs and limiting access to catalogues at Barnard.
A blood letter warns heads will roll if a quorum is not present at the next class meeting. The writer praises a drastic method to boost attendance and questions other options such as abolishing meetings or lowering stakes. The piece ends with a warning to the sophomores.
The column reviews Lion Falters in Latest Literary Escapades by Naomi Emery and attacks Columbia’s Jester and Review for dull satire, sensationalism, and poor storytelling. It praises Barnard’s Focus issue but condemns stories like Joel Altman’s Morty In Search of Love and Arthur Levine’s What Terry Yellin Discovered as weak and obscene.
The Spring Focus issue earns praise for literacy and intelligence. Judith Johnson Sherwin's fiction Akihi-San's A Contemplation leads the non-fiction and poetry, with Buchwald and Burroway delivering strikingly varied lyric work.
A longtime speaker reflects on a Greek Games defeat by the class of 1959. He emphasizes pride over personal dishonor, praises students for holding their heads high, and thanks them for their attitude and spirit despite loss. The note ends with a nod to Nike as a symbol of perseverance.
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