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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Information notes include community interests and post office entry details. Subscriptions run four dollars annually.
Article reviews disruptive Barnard campus changes with blasting ending soon for dorms and Hewitt door access undergrad guards delay. Notes new benches donated for Junele Jungle area, trees, shrubs, and planned Student Center near a new dormitory. South Campus remains unsettled with ongoing construction through next year.
A surreal Barnard and Columbia scene portrays women reacting to male construction workers and a string of campus vignettes. Three scenes follow students and laborers in humorous or awkward encounters amid cranes and campus corridors.
The Columbia University Chorus performed works by Bach Billings and Pinkham on Saturday December 5. Cantata No 146 featured instrumental harpsichord solos arias for alto and violin and a soprano flute and oboe d amoure with a lively orchestral texture. The program showed colorful provisions but uneven execution across pieces.
A reader recounts a failed skin irritation visit lasting about an hour over two days. Frustration grows as time wasted on the floor and choices about staying reveal mixed fault with the office. The narrator questions value and contemplates not returning.
The Harvard Crimson notes Barry Goldwater rejected an AP report claiming he said communism flourishes in colleges lacking fraternities. He says the remark was misquoted from a NIC manuscript and not in his prepared speech. LACREDUF begins petitioning Harvard to establish a loyal fraternity system and seeks Goldwater’s signature.
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