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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
2
Barnard College weekly publication notes its publication schedule for the college year. Entered at New York Post Office in 1928 under the 1875 act. Editors names include Gloria Leitner as editor in chief and Dorothy Lang as business manager with staff members Barbara Champion and Toni Savage.
Ramparts magazine targets NSA and its ties to the U S government alleging decades of CIA funded support via independent foundations. Wene Groves, NSA president, defends past fiscal subservience to Allen Dulles era policies while questioning NSA front activities and overseas student groups. The piece calls for a thorough organizational investigation into alleged spy fronting and conference delegations linked to NSA.
The editorial urges investigation into the GLA and NSA practices, rejects the CLA role, and demands a full repudiation of CIA links, open NSA financing, and procedures to prevent a Cold War posture. It advocates replacing student leaders with principled figures to implement congress resolutions.
Editors comment on last week's piece urging reform of Barnard Undergrad. Officers admit student government needs overhaul despite a partial start under President Nancy Gertner. They urge serious, constructive reexamination in coming months. Names: Helen Neuhaus, Dina Sternbach, Arlene van Breems.
Barbara Crampton critiques Barnard College Focus, arguing the Winter 1966 issue shows a decline in quality and scope. She notes forty pages dominated by a long short story and sparse, uneven poetry, urges broader submissions, editorial standards, and prize-winning pieces to restore value and legitimacy to the campus literary magazine.
Helen Neuhaus reviews Stella Holt’s production of Rene Marques La Carreta at Croentich Mews Theatre. Puerto Rican cast powerfully conveys poverty and migration from mountains to San Juan to New York. Raul Julia Miliard Colon lead a strong ensemble. sets by Douglas Schmidt underscore ugliness of poverty and displaced dreams.
A Barnard student letter to the editor critiques the BUL editorial of February 4, 1967. It argues the Undergraduate Association has not realized its potential and calls for a major revamping while defending constructive proposals. It notes insufficient coverage of council activities and advocates broader dialogue among students faculty and administration.
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