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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1961
Page
2
The piece argues against mixed or interest group representation in the Representative Assembly, warning it would favor active students, reduce broader campus voice, and burden governance. It calls for revisions to lighten workload while preserving the existing class-based composition.
Barnard and Columbia embrace a Shakespearean repertory approach with a core group of actors led by Kenneth Janes and supported by professors Chiappe Hook and Jones. The aim is to teach style through small parts and outside-in character work, minimizing ego and boosting educational entertainment.
Peace Corps volunteers complete an intensive three phase program at Teachers College in Sierra Leone. They will teach under headmasters and the Education Department, with follow up by a local Peace Corps staff. Lectures come from Harvard Indiana London Ibadan and Columbia.
WKCR highlights week features daily music programs at 6 pm and campus topics. Basketball doubleheader at Rose Hall hosts Columbia Lions versus Fordham on Tuesday with concert selections by Sibelius Brahms and Stravinsky among the program notes. The week ends with Lafayette game while students discuss U S history and art exhibits fill the classrooms.
The German Club of Barnard College will hold its annual Christmas party this Thursday December 21 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. An allegorical play with a dance of death will be staged, drawing on old German Christmas plays. German refreshments and carols will be served, with faculty and students urged to attend with their children.
A chaotic scene erupts as a crowded venue fills with twitching exes and terrified onlookers. The narrator describes violent reactions and a felt shudder like a creeping dread, calling the atmosphere barbaric and sinful while seeking a cure for this disturbing episode.
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