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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1958
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin, published semi weekly by Barnard College students, lists editorial and staff roles including Editor in Chief Jacqueline P. Zelniker and Business Manager Phyllis Margolis along with staff names. It explains postal filing, founding details, and subscription rate.
The cornerstone for a new library and classroom building at Barnard College will be laid today as part of a multi phase expansion to 1500 students by 1959. The plan emphasizes close student faculty interaction and expanded independent study space with improved offices, audio visual facilities, and exhibits.
Winter issue of Focus collects high calibre prose and poetry with notable pieces by Rosellen Brown 60 including A Dialogue and Nightfall about maternal sorrow. Other strong poems and stories explore mood, loss, and tragedy through nuanced characters, with Kase and Mayer delivering striking cross cultural themes.
A long campus reminiscence recalls Cornerstone Day at Barnard and Columbia, detailing the stone laying, a peephole fence, and the shifting view of the new building. It notes Underground tunnels linking Mines to the new site, disruptions to campus traditions, and undergraduates adapting to Lehman Hall.
The article Overpopulation critiques Malthus and mulls a future of scientific miracles. It includes a satirical poem by Anon E Mus likening sewer water to a peril for a crowded world, noting fear of intellectuals and imagined future breakthroughs.
A reader asks what will happen to lawn parties with Adele Lehman Hale going up on the lawn. The letter recalls winter anticipation of Bermudas and Columbia Band tunes amid campus chatter and tailgate chatter at gatherings.
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