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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
1
Barnard College issues a weekly student publication during the college year excluding vacations and exams. It is a second class matter at New York Post Office since Oct 19 1928 under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is 4 dollars per year.
The Representative Assembly will hear a rough draft of the Undergraduate Association constitution within five weeks. The revision committee must address obvious constitutional faults now and reserve broad philosophical debate for later, focusing on concrete issues rather than class structure.
A long editorial argues for a three-candidate freshman class president race via early nominations on the first Tuesday of the fifth week. It suggests platforms posted by Wednesday, with voting the same day, and calls for broader constitutional revisions including succession, representation, and Athletic Association ties within the Student Council.
A campus performance of The Glass Menagerie by Actors Four at Minor Latham Playhouse impresses with John Roderick as narrator and son, Antoinette Kray as the despicable mother, Judith Gero as Laura, and Romeo Mizzaro as the gentleman caller. critique notes uneven line delivery but strong overall character work and stage mood.
A reader explains the delay of the Honor Board Required Assembly planned for November and moved to December 5 to avoid overburdening students. The letter stresses library honor system duties and responsible actions to prevent missing or overused books affecting many students.
An extended two week showing in the James Room features etchings lithographs and woodcuts by Kaethe Kollwitz 1867 1945 largely loaned from Mr and Mrs Abe Lerner with contributions from Miss Judith Lerner Miss Anna Held and Miss Carol Rosenthal a Barnard student. The collection includes Unemployed Death and the Woman and Was woodcuts 1922 1923 among others and is praised for its stark mood and intense expression.
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