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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
1
Barnard College disseminates a semi weekly bulletin for the Barnard Community with circulation by students. It notes entry as second class matter in 1928 and lists subscription rate four dollars per year along with editor in chief Eleanor Traube and business manager Marsha Rubin.
The Administrative Council of the University of the City of New York withdraws the ban on Communist speakers on City campuses, saying the action was legal rather than ideological and reflecting a change in rule while noting persistent illiberality in spirit.
Students request moves to lockers. heat room 304B. remove posters. install a plank over mud path north of Barnard. create a laundromat style washing area. return cold water to Library pool. investigate leaking ceilings near Gomiters kitchen. fix Annex door for access. repair brick walk cracks. exhale built-in firecrackers in Library radiators. repair windcaws in room 215M. everyone wishes a happy holiday.
Sociology students studied who visits the Met to see the $2 300 000 Rembrandt painting Aristotle Contemplating The Bust Of Homer. Inter actions show crowds talk freely when approached with empathy, frames and cost spark debate, and media attention influences attendance. The exhibit attracted a rich cross section of society including elderly, lonely, wealthy, and curious visitors.
Marc Chagall's twelve tribe windows at the Museum of Modern Art will move to the Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center synagogue in Jerusalem after January 3. The article notes his use of color, lead, calligraphy, and intricate etched glass work.
Barnard observes a festive season with village carols, dorm revels, and lantern light. The Lehman Library tree lights up since 1958 as Martha Clark shines in Niles’ I Wonder as I Wander. Student groups host parties and a Columbia Chorus performs at the Christmas Assembly.
Bar nard’s Spanish Department staged El Gran Teatro del Mundo a Calderon de la Barca allegory in one act. The play presents life as a world stage with God as author and worldly possessions as props. Directed by Amelia A. de Del Rio and taped for radio in South America and Spain.
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