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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1964
Page
1
The piece urges renaming the Executive Committee to Representative Assembly and restoring 50 delegates, expanding committees and empowered leadership. It argues for standing committees on budget library and Honor System, open vote, and direct election of chairs to reduce trivia on full meetings and boost governance relevance.
Anita Pitney Stanley Kubrick critiques nuclear power and control in Dr Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Peter Sellers plays multiple roles including Captain Mandrake as a calm link amid looming nuclear disaster and comic satire.
Barnard hosts a three tier gala at Wollman Auditorium tomorrow Feb 11 at 8 p.m. with red carpet leis and a special film preview. The event honors Columbia University members with the Jester’s First Annual Gideon X. Oppenheimer Moviegoers of the Year Award. A champagne reception follows in Hewitt Lounge.
A letter to the editor praises a new Barnard College history book, calling it factual and noble. The writer urges adopting a Four Course System to improve academics and practicality, noting student frustration with the current five course structure.
A February 4 1964 letter from Barbara Wolfson Greek Games Publicity Co chair urges the Class of 1967 to sign up for Greek Games dance or athletics. Sign up sheets on Jake and class meets Monday and Wednesday 4 to 5 with opportunities in sewing costume work and lyric writing due February 17.
One hundred twenty Sweet Briar girls join the YWCA on campus and travel as delegates to Barnard. Harriette Dodson from Roanoke Virginia and Natalie Lemmon from Springfield Missouri visit as delegates with Natalie leading the exchange program.
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