Reorganization debate shapes three student government plans
The editorial urges Barnard students to attend Exec open meetings and vote in the referendum. It contrasts three proposed systems for the Undergraduate Association, weighing centralized control versus autonomous clubs, and emphasizes aims like housing, curriculum, library, and Honor System reform.
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Exec
Barnard
Exe
BOM Is Opening Night At Spring Films Premiere
Columbia University hosts a festive film premiere with a red carpet reception. Barnard students fill the theater as Premiere Chairman Alice Rubinstein Donald Krim honors winners including Gideon Oppenheimer Movie Goer of the Year and awards for promoting employment for the aged and handicapped.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N.Y
Donald Krim
Premiere
Columbia
Wednesday Merge
BOM
Jack Auspitz
Front desk knowledge questioned in dorm notices
A dorm residence bulletin warns students not to cite the front desk as the reason for complaints. The letter writer asks why the front desk staff cannot be as familiar with the handbook as students, citing a personal example and noting page references.
Focus review praises varied works by Focus contributors
Ursula Jarvis surveys this year's Focus, praising strong poems by Eugenia Rich and Janet Brunoski, noting a few weaker pieces but overall sincere effort. It highlights notable stories such as Cornelia Hall's Myrtle and Victoria Rippere's Orpheus in the Self-Service Elevator, along with experimental photography by Karen Tweedy Holmes and Alice Rubenstein.
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Eugenia Rich
Janet Brunoski
Pablo Neruda
Orpheus
Victoria Rippere
Cornelia Hall
Myrtle
Greenwich Village
Saigon
Morton
Ravi
Arat
Dagar
God
Zusi
Nancy Kline
Hebbel
Karen Tweedy Holmes
Alice Rubenstein
Barnard
Jayme Spahn
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