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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
4
The article argues Barnard women lack the pleasure of learning and leisure. It critiques the overemphasis on grades and future preparation, noting study becomes dull, books lose fun, and graduates struggle to relax. It calls for a remedy to restore enjoyment in education.
The author argues student capacity for office is not tied to political views but to intelligent issue handling. True leaders show ability through prior Undergrad involvement and adaptability. Many fear artificial issues will be created by a campaign.
Barnard College plans a Christmas weekend camp December 14 16 with 14 sleeping spots on a first come basis. Activities include Yule tide tree trimming turkey dinner ice skating sledding and folksinging with Willy Schumann in charge. Miss Ellen Gritz says improvements aim to attract more girls. a new coach and FM radio are being installed. Any group may use the camp during the year by contacting Miss Gritz via Student Mail.
A Walk distributed bilingual literature in Spanish and English urging Harlem residents to boycott Sealtest. Miss Rowe reports a favorable reception. The boycott targets a business with a quarter of its customers being Negro and Puerto Rican. A similar action in Philadelphia was also successful.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Iolanthe December 12 to 15 at Minor Latham Playhouse in Columbia. David Robinson directs the production with music by David Aurelius, costumes by Emilie Kirschbaum, sets by Arlene Katz Fitzgerald, and lighting by Bill Schwartzbach.
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