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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1953
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists semi weekly issues through the college year with vacations and exams. It notes second class matter status from October 19 1928 at New York Post Office under the 1879 act and lists subscription at 3.50 yearly and 10 cents per copy.
The Barnard senior class vows a second attempt to meet today to discuss Senior Week and elect two to Representative Assembly. The paper notes prior quorum failures and argues class activities and unity should guide campus social life and the pending social council charter.
Miriam Dressler reports on Fountain House on West 47 Street where cured patients socialize and learn skills through volunteer teachers. The club fights stigma, offers classes in arts and typing, and provides career counseling while facing funding threats and praise for its progress in changing public perception.
Barnard is invited to join the 1954 National Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament alongside 600 colleges. Event runs between February 17 and 21 with mail play on campus, scored by Geoffrey Mott-Smith. prizes include trophy cups, individual certificates, and campus plaques.
This playful column replies to campus critics from The Columbia Spectator with satirical jests about Barnard and Columbia life. It ponders campus culture, dress, dining, safety notes, and homey Riker's and Baker Field while praising both schools and mothers.
The Central Plaza on 2nd Avenue near 6th Street draws a college crowd and Village regulars for live jazz and wild dancing. Beer pours by pitcher, pretzels available, and crowds chant and pound tables to the tune Saints as the room vibrates with noise and energy.
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