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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1960
Page
2
Barnard’s Spring Barbecue on May 1 offers meal tickets at $1 and includes volleyball, hikes, and social time for students, faculty, friends, and families. The AA will honor outstanding athletes with multiple awards at an Awards Tea on May 4 at 4 pm in the James Room.
The page lists multiple religious programs and speakers: the City Glee Club at St Pauls Chapel at 8 pm on April 29, a Choral Festival at Cathedral of St John the Divine at 5 pm May 1, and talks by Dr. Eric W Werner of Hebrew Union College on Logos and Sacrament in Church and Synagogue music in Philosophy Hall room 301 at 8 pm May 2. Susan Taubes of Columbia speaks on Belief and Make-Believe in Philosophy Hall room 301 at 3:30 pm on May 1. The mass Twen events and theater pieces include readings and performances in Union 204 and other venues.
The program closes with a noon organ concert featuring Ralph Kneebeam at St. Pauls Chapel on May 5.
The speaker argues the middle class is a myth and only two classes exist: owners who live without working and workers who own nothing. He imagines a socialist future with a stateless, classless paradise where industry leaders are elected to serve rather than rule.
The class of 1962 elected Gail Zimmerman as Political Council delegate Barbara Friedman as Honor Board Representative and Debbie Bersin as Social Chairman at its April 21 meeting. Sue Kossman urged thoughtful leadership and Dean Shaffer outlined council plans while Ruth Klein received a gold charm from President Lee Salmansohn. Suggestions for a class project included selling Barnard sweaters stationery playing cards and plates with a carnival also proposed.
Professor E Merrill Root of Earlham College labels the oath as a privilege not a punishment. At Georgetown University senior Douglas Caddy leads the Student Committee for the Loyalty Oath with other colleges including Sarah Lawrence Rutgers Douglass and Smith represented among the participants. NSA regional coordinator Gene Theroux and President Don Hoffman also attended the Washington protest.
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