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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1963
Page
1
In her State of the College address Miss Park calls for a broader optional independent study across Barnard departments to counter an inflationary spiral in degrees. The plan envisions junior or senior majors pursuing self directed research with faculty sponsorship, strengthening creativity and self education.
The opening event in the James Room at 4 p.m. welcomes Barnard students and Southern guests including Morgan State Randolph-Macon and Virginia Union delegates. The program is carefully planned and aims to garner student support for the exchange.
New York crowds gather around Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa as it goes on view in the Medieval Sculpture Room. The portrait of Lisa Gherardini, bought by King Francis I, is shown in state with extended evening hours Feb 11–15, and spectators note the enigmatic smile as the painting’s central allure.
The piece surveys the magazine with Ronnie Olman's couplet on myth and satire and critiques Elizabeth Gilbert Thompson's story Brian as dull despite vivid symbols. It notes uneven poetry with Still Life by Rachel Blau and Death in Rome by Erica Mann, praising Carol Lee Moore's Out of Asylum as moving and immediate.
A letter to the student body explains a grant program funded jointly by the Undergraduate Association and President McIntosh to support student research. Applications are accepted this term. steps include faculty guidance, obtaining and submitting forms, and notifying student committee members.
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