09 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
1
The column critiques Student Exchange, noting it needs widespread student backing to become a success. It cites a mid term report suggesting current lack of support, recalls last year's lively program, and warns that planning and operating such exchanges demands extensive work and a stronger staff, including the Bulletin’s proposed correspondence committee.
A reader argues the 24 hour post exam move out rule is unfair for dorm residents and especially for those in unit 616. They call for equal stays for freshmen to juniors and flexible timing while dorms stay open, to ease packing and cleaning burdens.
The author argues that change is impossible by strikes and calls for volunteers to handle all aspects of program planning and execution. Students should participate beyond the glamour of sending delegates, engaging in reading lists, arrangements, and planning to broaden exchange activities.
Holly House will fill hours not taken by hiking archery and skating if snow falls Valerie Brown 68 chairman of the Barnard Camp Committee says country weekends offer chances to get to know people and build friendships The weekends are more popular with communities unused to the country than with dorm students Contact Miss Brown through student mail for the Country Christmas weekend The Camp will also be open during Intersession.
A report discusses how cerebral stimulants can induce a false security and how marijuana leads to dreaminess and detachment from reality. It notes that LSD may help treat alcoholism but can also create a sense of immortality and has been linked to deaths.
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society opens its 1965-66 season with Ruddigore The Witchs Curse praised for lively pace and fine performances Anthony Acheson stands out as Robin Oakapple with clear diction and Diane Tramontini shines as Rose Maybudh A good production overall urged readers not to miss it.
The article notes De Gaulle won less than 44 percent of French votes with overseas results pending, while Center candidate Lecannet and Mitterrand's 32 percent, plus youth backing, weaken his bid. It states a runoff on December 19 could restore or fail to erase the humiliation of December 5 and shatters the myth of De Gaulle.
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