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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
1
Barnard College student publication issued semi weekly during the academic year with standard post office entries and a $5 annual subscription. Editorial policy set by the managing board.
The writers urge Rosemary Park not to imply liberal arts are dead. They advocate a broad curriculum with introductory courses in all areas and require students to study outside their majors. They propose history of science and social science humanities courses to frame society in a broad perspective.
The article questions Claflin University's last minute withdrawal from the Student Exchange program as possibly an administrative slip up. It argues the move leaves Exchange to proceed without Claflin and hopes for a successful program nonetheless.
The column cites confusion over Barnard College color identification cards. It questions their purpose and cost, source of funds, lack of signatures, and delayed midsemester rollout, urging use of a bursar receipt to centralize stamping of signatures and records.
A Kerala resident T. K. Kuriakose Thakadiyel Channanikad requests a pen friend from the United States to exchange ideas and learn about America. He notes Kerala’s Hindu majority, his Christian faith, and his wish to connect with Bernard College and American peers, asking the principal to share interested parties.
Marian Churchill White '29 notes the difficulty people have pronouncing Bernard. She lists BARvard VASsar RADcliffe PRINCEton PEMbroke WHEATon and asks why the correct form BARnard is hard to say.
Kenneth Jones directs Barnard Shakespeare Workshop adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry VI. Margaret of Anjou stars Linda Rein with Peter Buffett as King Henry. Cast includes Al Murphy Robert Dublirer Erica Wolfe Susan Kornzweig Beatrice Lorge John Davis.
University forum writer argues for free speech for controversial views including George Lincoln Rockwell. Opposes denying Rockwell a campus appearance, cites need to study all sides of Nazism and WWII, and supports broad political liberty while noting limits on incitement and safety.
The narrator frets over being charged with fake checks and the fear of jail while recalling store scenes at Salter’s and the Columbia Bookstore. They describe misgivings about a new laminated color ID card tied to meal plans and grading access, preferring a simple Bursar receipt as ID.
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