The Sunday Ramparts Mocking Modern Journalism
A critical review of the Sunday Ramparts burlesquing society columns and press norms. It cites Capote’s Plaza bash guest list, a Hawaii–Mexico rumor, and a mock NYT layout while praising its experimental, provocative style from Enrico's to British crosswords.
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Truman Capote
Plaza Hotel
Berkeley
Sexual Freedom League
Mexico
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New York Times
Ramparts
San Francisco
Enrico's
Spanish Dept Replies To Critique Defends Old Methods
Barnard College’s Spanish Department answers critics Miss Jessica Lobel and Miss K Lowenthal, arguing that their approach integrates linguistic, cultural, and literary elements. The letter-writers claim oral focus neglects culture. Barnard contends structured grammar, conversation, lab work, and readings foster true language mastery and cultural understanding.
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Barnard Bulletin
Jessica Lobel
K. Lowenthal
Barnard
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Barnard College
The
Bulletin
Ecuador
New York City
Manhattan
Aguellas Chicassi
Mexico
Parents Fight for School Control (Continued)
Community groups push for participation in school control after a Dec 1 meeting drew 250 attendees. Conflicting views surfaced as Mrs. Tuchman and Mr. Hart faced officials, with Donovan and Garrison delaying decisive action while a task force review was promised.
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Hart
Best Glass for Beer Says Size Over Shape
Brewmaster stance favors large glasses that can hold a full bottle and permit a rich foam collar. Size matters more than shape, enabling a hearty Budweiser to be poured straight down to release natural carbonation. The brand hints at preference for a big glass to enhance the drinking experience.
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America
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Columbia-Barnard
Pre-Law Society
Budweiser
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Anheuser-Busch
Newark
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