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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
1
Barnard Faculty argued that final exams that coincide with Shavues create recurring conflicts for observant students. They suggested permitting rescheduled tests rather than creating separate deficiency exams and urged a policy change this year.
The sign up process for courses with multiple sections hides the instructors. Students want to choose based on faculty expertise and prior experience. Departments are urged to post section instructors on sign up sheets when catalog assignments aren’t fixed.
The Jester magazine under new editor Jack Auspitz 640 adopts a policy of spreading joy and puncturing self inflated balloons. It abandons crude humor for wholesome, clean fun with campus anecdotes and stories.
The Barnard Modern Dance Group part of the Barnard Columbia Arts Festival performs student choreographies at Minor Latham Playhouse today at 4 30 p m and tomorrow at 8 30 p m Janet Mansfield Soares directs with works including I Mouse Debussys La Quete Jeanne DArc and Bach Partita V choreographed by Doris Humphrey Reconstructed with Juilliard score costumes on loan from Juilliard Georgianna Pimentel is Student Chairman with Judith Pinsof Sentitzky Jeanne Wood and Barbara Cleaves as choreographers The recital is free to the public.
A Barnard student letter condemns unregistered guests using the campus commuter room. The dorm staff may close the room if abuses continue, citing fire code limits and accountability concerns. The author argues the Student Exchange aims to spark interest and discussion, not solve deeply, and defends past exchanges and delegate frankness on racial discrimination.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Barnett praises the April 22 May 1 exhibit by Art Laboratory 1 2 from the Art History department in the James Room. The show features painting drawing and sculpture with varied techniques and personal approaches. talent is not required.
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