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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes semi weekly publication by Barnard College students for the community. It lists the editor in chief Janet M. Gregory and business manager Judy Deutsch. The publication addresses postal registration and the year rate of four dollars.
A Barnard Columbia joint project named Challenge aimed to explore freedom of thought but stalled after an October meeting. The acting chair resigns and signatures lag. Student Council and Board delegates may attend, urging new leadership to revive the program.
The Barnard Representative Assembly praised the high calibre discussion at last Wednesday’s meeting on NSA matters. Support grew for a new motion to investigate increasing Barnard’s influence in NSA, signaling a constructive shift.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society opened Patience with Mandy Whalen in the milkmaid role and strong supporting turns by May Hayden Ward, Margaret Kangas, Ray Blakely, and director Joseph Klein. The review lauds the ensemble, chorus, and twelve piece orchestra while urging readers to see the performance.
Marta Muller, a Polish refugee who lived in Brazil and Canada before entering the United States, celebrates her Barnard education and citizenship. She recalls a welcoming party at Hewitt Hall and says Columbia offers broad opportunities in medicine and professional fields.
Dena Evans writes to Mary Varney to vent about a skin irritation visit that took two hours at the Medical Office. The Editor notes Varney’s earlier letter about a one hour wait.
Review notes the Wollman Auditorium dress rehearsal as a standout campus production. George Bernardo's play, directed by Michael Kahn, features strong ensemble work with Camilla Trinchieri and Susanne Andover praised for sensitivity and credibility, while Dell Jenkins and Judith Friedman show weaknesses in speech and poise.
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