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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1956

Page

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Reading Period Debate Starts at University Bulletin

Judy Kerr asks if a reading period precedes final exams. The university has no current plan but may cancel the last class day to allow one or two days of study. Students press for a permanent two day reading period yearly, with Monday joint meetings to air the issue.

Bulletin Judy Kerr Student Council Representative Assembly

Jester of Columbia review voices mixed humor and social conscience

A critical look at Jester of Columbia by Sandy McCaw highlights a satire marked by humor on hi fi sex and sports cars yet questions its sincerity. It praises some pieces, notes long interviews, and suggests the magazine should publish monthly while focusing on fun over moralizing.

Sandy McCaw Jester Columbia Geller Bibo Roland Kepler Pechter Ed Koren James Shenton

Columbia Review Deciphering a Poetry Critique and Essays

In this 1956 57 issue Emilie Buchwald surveys the Columbia Review editorial on contemporary poetry critiquing pedantry and virtuosity while noting Adrienne Rich and Louis Simpson as exceptions. The issue favors simple understated poetry though Saul S Cohen’s Sarah's Afternoon Wedding stands out for movement and charm.

Columbia Review I.B.M Adrienne Cecile Rich Louis Simpson Sarah Saul S. Cohen

Barnard College Carpenter Seeks Troubadour For Songs

Arthur Ingraham of Barnard College, a shop carpenter and aspiring songwriter, seeks a Barnard student to set his lilting lyrics to music. Sigmund Spaeth suggests possible singers, while Ingraham recalls poetry and notes from the New York Times Book Review as he waits for proper musical notation. Continental note indicates continuation on Page 3.

Arthur Ingraham Barnard College Milbank Rhinehart Sigmund Spaeth Ingraham Barnard Mr. Ingraham Arden Courts New York Times J. Donald Adams

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