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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
1
A satirical Bulletin column urges a one day solution to lonely hearts by adopting a loved one for Valentine’s Day. The piece mocks Hallmark commercialization and calls for a temporary gesture of affection while noting future challenges in forming lasting relationships.
Sara Piovia questions the validity and use of a six year old misdemeanor warrant for George Lincoln Rockwell. She asks about extradition, reciprocity with other states, and why authorities did not act sooner. She argues NYPD should not wield a lingering threat over Rockwell for a minor offense.
A spoof warning quotes Frank Fulfillment about an underground group called IBM No Go-Go that opposes electronic romances. He laments the decline of traditional mixers and predicts electronic love will be IN and OUT, then hints at plans to revive an ancient custom involving red hearts.
A letter to the editor about Clyde Wachsberger’s Crypt Gallery exhibition notes three prize winning works from last year’s Festival of the Arts and praises his mature style. The show runs through March 4 with daily hours 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m except Saturdays.
Correction states the meeting originally reported for February 7 on Opportunities in Teaching will instead be held March 7 in the College Parlor.
A reflective meditation on Burma Shave campaigns and razor blade culture as a public message. The narrator muses on Collins of ads, college life, and imagined encounters with Alice through a razor blade slot, blending humor with cultural critique.
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