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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
1
Barnard welcomes visiting students from southern institutions to share academic and cultural exchanges on campus. The program aims to foster mutual learning and a rewarding stay for all participants.
A special meeting of the Representative Assembly faced a dwindling attendance and a contested quorum ruling. Delegates urged reconsideration of all issues decided last Tuesday to restore integrity to the Barnard legislature after an allegedly illegal vote on constitutional revision.
Barnard students show rising interest in the peace movement with many active in campus groups. The Assembly debates nuclear testing while the Conference Committee refused an invitation to a Swadamore College event, citing funds. The student body urges reconsideration and support from the Assembly.
Ruth Adams reviews the Actors Four production of Girls of Summer at Minor Latham this week. The piece is slow and dull with soap opera tones and ineffective pacing. Cast includes Lawrence DuKore Michael Berkson Janet Spencer Judith Gero Romeo Mizzaroa. Lighting and cues fail. the production lacks professionalism and entertainment value.
A retiring faculty member thanks colleagues students and especially Mrs McIntosh for 33 years at Barnard College. She recalls a memorable visit on Washington's Birthday and praises the warmth of Barnardhurst living, the Spanish department, and the advisor’s guidance. She prefers the word jubilate for retirement and fondly cherishes shared memories.
An exclusive thirty minute interview with Harvard Cooperative Society executives John G. Morrill General Manager and Elliot Leonard Merchandise Manager will be broadcast by WKCR this evening at 9. Interviewer James Franklin will host the program heard at 590 on the AM network.
Lynn Mirsky reviews Seymour Melman’s The Peace Race, praising a constructive alternative to the arms race. Melman argues that continued nuclear buildup harms society, predicts psychopathic traits, and offers a plan where wasted production funds aid underdeveloped nations while multilateral decision making and independent organization expand. He notes disarmament would need careful planning and U.N. expansion.
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