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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
8
Modern dance program by Cindy Read offers weekly beginner and advanced sessions. It features informal workshops and formal performances including Barnard Christmas event and Spring It with a professional choreographer, plus master classes and film showings.
Barnard College and Columbia University offer Israeli and Balkan folk dance classes led by Amnon Sheeloh and Martin Koenig. A new advanced Byikan class will run Wednesday or Thursday evenings open to Barnard, Columbia, and city students. The RAA sponsors a December 19 Israeli folk dance party in Earl Hall with refreshments.
Barnard camp highlights Holly House in Westchester as a rustic retreat for Manhattan girls seeking simple weekends. The piece emphasizes the camaraderie formed by shared tasks and overcoming obstacles, though notes the camp’s smoky fire and odd rituals.
Barnard and St John’s Varsity fencing split as St John’s won 8 7 in varsity, while Barnard claimed 5 4 in junior varsity. The schedule lists upcoming events including archery at Mt Holyoke and swimming at NYU with Barnard scores shown.
Barnard students are invited to use facilities in Ferris Booth Hall for bowling billiards and table tennis. They must pay the same fees as Columbia students and surrender their IDs at the downstairs desk.
Barnard College's fencing squad trains in foil under coach Ben Zivkovic Olympic fencer with Judy Kain as captain. The program includes IWFA events, AFLA members, and a fencing club offering Thursday practice for all interested, plus open sessions with Columbia players.
A playful note argues that any large glass works for beer while praising Budweiser and natural carbonation. It suggests size matters for enjoying the hearty flavor and quaffing the beer, with a personal take on the “best beer for the glass.”
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