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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1959
Page
2
The review lauds Bergman's The Seventh Seal as a towering cinematic work. It praises the director's enlarged vision and insistence on probing fears, innocence, and the meaning of being alive as the film repeatedly impresses with its stark, profound imagery.
The piece describes a panel discussion on psychiatry and the judge role presented by the Honor Board. It notes speakers Professor Phoebe Morrison and Barbara Canner discussing neuroses and creativity while addressing how writers and artists cope with fear of being different.
Bulletin outlines 205 seniors must complete medical exams by January 15 1959 with signups in the medical office. Seixas Menorah and Jewish Graduate Societies plan Hannukah Dance at Temple Emanu El December 12 9 p.m. Refreshments music by Charles Goldfarb Band invitations in Room 102 Earl Hall. Christmas Camp last chance December 19-20 Turkey tree skating signups posted on PE board. Philosophy Club reads student paper Free Wal December 7 Lehman Hall 630 p.m. Psychology Club screens High Wall December 9 noon 409 Barnard. Mandatory meetings for juniors seniors December 10 freshmen 1:00 p.m. Old Library sophomores 1:30 p.m. Nehemiah Persoff speaks December 7 4:00 p.m. Dodge Room Earl Hall.
The article traces Barnard College tuition from 1920s to 1958, detailing Columbia style point billing, early and postwar increases, and financial strategies. It notes funding from Sage and the Carnegie Corporation, mid‑twenties deferral, living‑within‑means policy, scholarship availability, and multiple raises culminating in $100 in 1956 and $200 in 1958 under President Mrs. McIntosh and a development committee.
Barnard College delegates a policy of reducing seniors' scholarships and urging upperclassmen to take loans up to $500 for remaining awards. This year 72 loans totaling $14,410 were approved from college, alumnae, and NYHEAC funds. Interest rates vary: 6% after graduation in state plans, 3% under NDEA, and 1% alumnae rate. future changes may align with government notes.
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