Barnard Bulletin at Barnard College Weekly Publication
The Barnard Bulletin, published weekly by Barnard College students, lists Ruth Smith as Editor in Chief and Lynda Horhota as Assistant Editor with Terry Winters as Business Manager. Distributed to the Barnard College community in New York City, yearlong except vacations and exam periods, subscription $6.00 annually.
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Elizabeth Taylor’s first husband corrected in reader note
In The Morning Mail To the Editor a reader corrects the Trivia answer about Elizabeth Taylor’s first husband. The letter states Nick Hilton, not Michael Wilding, was her first husband, lasting six months, and critiques press accuracy. The correspondence also discusses Barnard College independence and student education on campus.
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Fun Korner
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Nicky Hilton
Conrad Hilton Jr
Nick Hilton
Conrad Hilton
Gesualdo
Vietnam Protests Amid Self-Righteous Retrospection
The piece critiques Vietnam era protests and the failure of both inside and outside system tactics to halt the war. It argues that mass demonstrations and legal challenges produced little change, while stressing the need for a sustained, vocal dissent protected by the Constitution to compel those in power to listen.
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Massachusetts
Washington
New Jersey Turnpike
Riverside Drive
America
War Machine Perpetuators
Miler
Barnard College and autonomy in a mega university
The speaker argues for Barnard College’s independence amid pressures toward co education. She asserts Barnard offers a personal, intimate education shaping women’s intellect and potential, essential for navigating post college society and unequal gender roles. The essay cites alumnae achievements as evidence of Barnard’s value.
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Minor Latham Playhouse Opens The Crucible At Barnard
The Barnard College Theatre Company presents Arthur Miller's The Crucible directed by Lyle Dye Jr May 4 to 8 at Minor Latham Playhouse 119th Street and Broadway. Cast includes Gerry Sapaelein John Proctor Joan Ikler Elizabeth Proctor Laura Zucker Abigail Williams Tim Hart Deputy Governor Danforth. Reservations 280-2079.
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Latham Playhouse
Barnard College
Barnard College Theatre Company
Lyle Dye, Jr
Dye
Barnard
West Coast
Irwin Shaw
William Inge
Calder Willingham
Theatre
Gerry Sapaelein
John Proctor
Joan Ikler
Elizabeth Proctor
Laura Zucker
Abigail Williams
Tim Hart
Danforth
Minor Latham Playhouse
119Th Street
Broadway
Barnard Class 1971 nominations due by April 30
In memory of Frank Gilbert Bryson by bequest of Ella Fitzgerald Bryson 94 the President shall fix the method of selecting a senior who has given conspicuous evidence of unselfishness and the greatest contribution to Barnard during her college career. Nominations from the class of 1971 should be turned in to the President's Office by Friday April 30.
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Ella Fitzgerald Bryson
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