13 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
1
The piece argues for student input in course evaluation and curriculum reform at Barnard. It suggests end of term surveys, a public file of criticisms, departmental channels for new courses, regular majors meetings, and reevaluation of major requirements and comprehensives to decentralize reform and boost participation.
Forum editorial analyzes Johnson administration shifts in Vietnam policy. It discusses manpower, finance, economy, arms race, foreign affairs, and international organizations views. The piece argues public framing obscures a broader war effort and potential Chinese involvement.
Barnard Spanish students stage La Estrella a Nativity tale in Spanish with dancing guitar and backstage roles. Directed by Mirella D. de Servadidio the production features Helen Farber as the Virgin and offers free admission with two performances at the Hispanic Institute tonight at 8:00 and Wednesday at 4:30 in Minor Latham Playhouse.
The Messiah open sing returns tomorrow at 7 30 PM in 304 Barnard led by former Columbia Chorus director Peter Flanders with Kenneth Cooper at the piano. Former members urge participation inviting singers to bring music. copies will be available.
Mimi Kahal reports on Arthur Goldberg also known as Mr Romance a Columbia psychology grad student who started Sociability Enterprises to help bored frustrated lonely students meet mates. Applicants write two paragraphs describing themselves and desired partner as the service markets itself as a practical alternative to mixers or online dating.
Susan Foster clarifies she submitted a longer critique of the show Ruddigore. She disputes the published version, detailing performers and scenes praised, notes staging and musical direction, and objects to cut passages while urging readers to see the production.
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