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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
1
The appointment is described as fortunate with the current Dean Faculty praised as an able scientist and administrator. Boorse is respected by students and his interim leadership is expected to benefit the school administration and student body.
The piece condemns returning to nuclear testing as a danger to all, arguing that arms race dynamics and moral questions overwhelm national interest. It advocates focusing on defensive capabilities and a rational survival ethic, rejecting open war and the temptation of a “realistic” sheltering approach.
The Barnard-Columbia Center for the Poetic Arts presents The Poetry of Affirmation in the 20th Century featuring Yeats Thomas Auden Hopkins Pound. A Center Workshop-Directed program led by Joseph Calarco performs February 16 at 8:30 p.m. in Minor Latham Playhouse. The center aims to use a repertory company of poetry readers and actors for verse and drama within the university. The pamphlet notes poetry must communicate content and occasion and that reading relies on imagery emotion and ideas rather than movement.
A new lecture series sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Committee titled The Western Imagination begins today with a talk by Columbia Associate Professor Jacob Taubes on The Mind of St. Paul at 4 p.m. in 304 FEH. Michael Freeman inaugurated the series to offer enrichment on authors read in Humanities courses, supplementing rather than duplicating class work.
A reader defends Barnard's stance on a Swarthmore peace conference and urges Bulletin to fund a Barnard delegate. The letter argues conference power lies with the committee, promotes free discussion, and emphasizes acceptance and integration beyond race. It notes Barnard openness to student voices and plans to expand caucus coverage.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Barnard selects Ruddigore for April 11 to 14 with Jones directing and Joe Klein as musical director. Cast lists Rose Maybudh Cornelia Ladas Mad Margaret Phyllis Brooks Zarah Ruth Hannah Robin Richard Despard Rod erick Old Adam and more. New officers include Emilie Kirschbaum President Phyllis Brooks Vice President Dan Joseph College Rep Minna Levine Secretary.
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