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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
1
Barnard College students publish the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin during the school year with vacations and exams noted. Janet M. Gregory is listed as editor in chief and the issue carries postal registration and subscription details.
The piece critiques US neglect of Western Hemisphere allies, noting Castro's ascent and Nixon's tomato incident as wake‑up calls. It argues that Americans and Canadians share frictions over labels and influence, warns against private interests shaping foreign policy, and stresses renewed attention to North American neighbors after Castro's emergence.
The New York City Ballet’s Friday matinee November 25 offered uneven dancing and choreography. Robbins’ Young Person’s Guide disappointed with underdeveloped instrument focus, yet individual solos by Jillana and the men stood out. Balanchine’s Symphony in C closed strongly with Verdy Villella McBride and Rusell, leaving the audience to wonder why the start faltered.
A Russian assistant minister exploring New York reports on Harlem streets and city life while noting galleries at Carlebach Gallery Madison Avenue and the Phase 2 coffee shop on Bleecker Street. He references exhibits at The Fountain Washington Square and free performances by beatniks and poets.
Off Campus The coed flair for histrionics is channeled into theater on college campuses. Mount Holyoke presented Bill of Scenes with Euripides Pirandello Shakespeare Kaufman and Inge. Mount Holyoke students also create musical plays for children to perform in New York during Christmas vacation. Bryn Mawr explored Art in the Round with Yeats and Eliot dialogue on a central floor stage.
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