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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1960
Page
1
Bulletin urges Barnard to join the national student association NSA and argues the case for active involvement over nominal membership. It questions the college’s governance, urges broad student opinion measures, and proposes electing delegates on national issues to reflect real student sentiment.
Students confront poster vandalism in the Annex with warnings and a plan to charge the student body for cleanup. The incident highlights wasteful behavior and the potential cost to undergraduates for future cleanup efforts.
Horace Mann Auditorium hosted a lively program by the African Studies Society featuring Native Dances by Michael Olitungi and company and performers including Helena Wasquer Danballa Hwedo dancers Chief Bey and his group and Mialo. The event supported a scholarship fund for African students at Barnard despite a small crowd.
Sally Rieffel reports a misprint in the Bulletin Board about tonight’s events. The Barnard Athletic Association hosted an exhibition by Miss Abbie Rutledge, ranked seventh nationally, open to all students, followed by a tournament among Barnard Adelphi Hunter and Queens College.
The New University Thought magazine at the University of Chicago aims to stimulate action among intellectuals students and professionals. It features diverse topics from N S A to sit ins Latin America and the United States with contributions by Reisman and Linus Pauling.
A playful night unfolds as a girl meets two suitors at Barnard Hall. Banter about colleges and majors leads to a ride home with a mysterious suitor offering a Rolls Royce or motorcycle. The moment closes with hopeful parting as they escape the subway blues.
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