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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin announces publication twice weekly during the academic year with staff listings. The notice notes 1928 postal details and subscription price of 3.50 per year, 10 cents per issue.
The piece questions Kimmel's objectivity after his East Berlin Youth Festival remarks. It notes he claimed peace and free speech exist in Russia yet doubts the political neutrality of the rally. It argues many observers return with varied, one sided impressions and asks who can truly judge Kimmel's stance.
The Barnard College forum featured speakers whose affiliations were debated as observers questioned whether Kim mel was a Communist. The piece argues against guilt by association, urging criticism of ideas over judging individuals and noting hostility to Kimmel’s remarks without proving his editor character.
A Columbia University prank ends with a marble bench smashed near Brooks Porch after a nocturnal dash by unknown students. The night watchman found the damage later. Buildings and Grounds will cover the cost of a replacement bench.
Columbia University Players stage Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice at Brander Matthews Theatre opening December 12. Dr Preston Munter directs with Barnard students in key roles including Mary Altschuller Portia Joyce Lasky Nerissa and Faith Rome Jessica. Ticket sales set a record with campus reservations and general box office tickets priced 1.50 midweek and 1.80 weekend.
Barnard College prepares a two week slate of holiday events led by dances and concerts. A December 15 campus dance features a giant Christmas tree and international guests from the Waldorf set. Campus clubs plan Italian French German Chinese celebrations, a faculty tea, a Christmas assembly with Columbia carolers, and a Candlelight Service at St Pauls Chapel. The season ends with a Friday library line and a college vacation.
Columbia University men debate Barnard dating life after the Spectator poll. An opposing letter to the Representative Assembly argues against the paper's ungallant stance and suggests other students would welcome Barnard social engagement.
The Dean's Drag at John Jay Hall on December 8 1951 from 9 to 1 am with proceeds to the Columbia College Scholarship Fund. Dress optional. Tickets four dollars per couple from Social Affairs office.
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