What's in a Name for Barnard House 616
The Barnard dorm at 616 West 116th Street has for two and a half years given residents an anonymous identity. Students value the atypical address and the dorm's nonstandard setting in suites with cooking facilities. They argue the lack of a formal name preserves originality and avoids fame.
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Barnard
West 116 St
Carman Hall
New York
Barnard’s
Brooks
Hewitt
Reid
Consideration of Upcoming Student Government Elections
The article notes elections are next week amid prior low turnout but reasonable officer quality. It praises Undersecretary Laura Fagelson and other officers for encouraging qualified candidates and urges at least two runners for each office.
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Underro
Laura Fagelson
Southern Exchangees Meet the Metropolis
Four delegates from the University of South Carolina arrived at Penn Station to meet Barnard Exchange representatives and tour New York. The group noted Barnard’s seriousness, the city’s pace, and Harlem school conditions, while realizing the program aims at civil rights and offers frank dialogue beyond expectations.
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University of South Carolina
Penn Station
Barnard
Ukraine
Pam Vestal
New York
Joyce Able
Mary DeLoache
Harlem
Adaline Armstrong
Student Union
YWCA
Panhellenic Association
The
Lto R
Mary de Loache
Margaret of Anjou onstage at Barnard Workshop
The Barnard College Shakespeare Workshop presents portions of Henry VI Parts I II III under the title Margaret of Anjou at Minor Latham Playhouse. The production features Barbara H Battle's arched set lighting by Miss Battle and Kenneth Janes costumes. Linda Rein '66 shines as Margaret in a convincingly medieval staging with notable scenes of conspirators and a memorable Suffolk sword moment.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N.Y
Latham Playhouse
Barnard College Shakespeare Workshop
Margaret of Anjou
Barbara H. Battle
Miss Battle
Janes
Suffolk
Lois Schwartzberg
Linda Rein
Margaret
Letter condemns Youth Against War and Fascism poster at Columbia
A reader denounces the Barnard Hall protest against Rockwell scheduled to speak at Columbia. The letter objects to equating President Johnson with Rockwell and fascism, arguing that criticism of policy should avoid name-calling and unnecessary insults. It says foreign policy is irrelevant to the Rockwell protest and defends dignified discourse.
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Barnard Hall
Rockwell
Columbia
Johnson
United States
Rocke
Vietnam
When Males Portray Us in American Theatre
A reader questions Stanley Kaufmann on his columns about homosexual playwrights in the American theatre. The writer argues women’s perspectives are undervalued and that male authors, including homosexuals, are judged by masculine standards, shaping depictions of women and men differently.
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Stanley Kaufmann
The
Times
American Theatre
Edward Albee
Mr. Kaufmann
Kaufmann
Henry James
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Barnard Bulletin
Sara Piovia
Barbara Morse
Nancy Klein
Alice Rubinstein
Mimi ‘Kebal
Gloria” Leitner
K. Lowenthal Joyce Patrick Sharon Zukin
Toni Savage
Alice Altbach Terry
Colen
Nancy
Julia Halpern
Barbara Lewis
Helen Neuhaus
Jane Wallison
REWS
Gloria Leither
Sharon Zukin
Mimi Kahal
Alice Altbach
Lauraine Milter
Dina Sternbach
Ellen Walensky
Gemma Manuele
Marjie Yablon
Louise Busch
Boro Printing Co
By Mimi Kahal
South Carolina
Barnard Workshop
Kenneth Janes
By Louise Basch
By Sara Piovia
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