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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
1
The essay argues Barnard College remains poor yet proud and overly tied to family benefits. It critiques scholarship policy as diminishing yearly and tied to housing moves, urges formal inclusion in the University, and calls for increased endowments and faculty support to attract and retain teachers.
The letter argues against moving Barnard Medical Office to the Annex and expanding facilities citing scarce funds and overlapping services with St Luke's. It questions enlarging Barnard health services and suggests tighter integration with Columbia rather than autonomy or hospital status.
Residents hope Barnard College will revitalize the Bryn Mawr Hotel site after Remedeo control led to evictions. Merchants welcome the influx of students but fear changes to local commerce and street safety, while some regret the loss of neighborhood character.
A letter warns students about theft and cheating in advance of exams. It urges restraint, condemns removing or hiding library books, and stresses duties to classmates and self. The author notes avoid harming the campus community and cites the Honor Board’s role.
Dr. Timothy Leary urged a voluntary one year pause on marijuana and LSD. He warned of growing tension between generations as LSD may create a new race of psychological mutants and urged youth to stop actions causing anger among those who disapprove. He also spoke of turning on without drugs and promised public messages on mental techniques.
Two authors created Joy Comes to Dead Horse a Rostand stage adaptation that failed to find Broadway backing. Ward Baker added a revised cut to a Barnard Summer Theatre bill of one acts. Producer Love Note later hired the authors to develop a full length version.
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