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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
7
Arthur J. Grebow, Personnel Editor, criticizes a bulletin page cartoon misplacing an advertisement. He questions the idea of requiring Barnard students to wear shirts and ties and defends the Spectator constitution. He labels the cartoon as a distorted portrayal of women reporters.
The article praises Makem and the Clancys for bold Irish Nationalist songs like Legion of the Rearguard and Brenn an on the Moor. It highlights their defiant, individualist voice and their blend of rebellion with simple pleasures as life and mortality intertwine in their performances.
Mademoiselle offers an Art Contest for women aged eighteen to twenty six with five works required plus a fiction prize. two $500 awards for art and two $500 for fiction with publication in Mademoiselle. Glamour hunts ten best dressed campus girls with staged photos for its August College Issue. finalists photographed in spring and honored in fall. Entries close March 1 1964.
The program features a notturno for wind instruments and percussion terms with a Turkish origin. An unusual mix of instruments including a post horn and an E-flat flute will produce novel effects. Gounod Symphony No 1 in D from 1855, rediscovered in 1955, closes the concert commemorating the orchestra’s tenth anniversary.
Phi Epsilon Pi and Barnard Class of 67 sponsor Freshman Queen contest. Invitations issued today 12 to 2 p.m. at the fraternity house. Competition at 8:30 p.m. Judging by a Columbia faculty rep, a Class of 67 member, and a fraternity member. Trophy awarded. winner to enter national fraternity sweethearts contest.
Mrs. Lorch notes growing interest in Italian literature in California with classes of up to 900 English students in Italian Renaissance and 1,000 in Italian studies. She contrasts Barnard, Columbia, and Berkeley Stanford, and advocates cross university observation and closer ties between undergraduate and graduate work.
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