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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1962
Page
1
A Barnard College editorial defends a New York Times article on the Southern Exchange meeting, condemning censorship by administrators. It argues for full public dissemination of the debate and urges delegates to speak freely and clearly to the student body.
The article argues Barnard College students participate in campus and broader political activity through invited speakers, boycotts, protests, and community actions. It praises administrative trust, notes room for greater engagement, and stresses political awareness as essential beyond an ivory tower education.
Letters urge Barnard organizations to run for student government offices. Nominations Assembly set for February 27 at 1 00 p m in the gym with candidates for President and other officers to be named. Ruth Klein available for guidance. deadlines ensure qualification letters by February 23 at 4 00 p m for mimeographing and distribution.
Pianist Francis Heilbut and baritone Kenneth Harvey will perform on Wednesday February 21 at 8 30 p m in Wolfman. Heilbut plays Mozart Brahms Chopin while Harvey sings works by Hugo Wolf Strauss Debbes and Blitzstein. The program is the second of seven WKCR Ferris Booth Hall Board of Directors sponsored recitals broadcast live by WKCR. Jerome Kessler producer notes aims to broaden Columbia student access to culture and foster Columbia creativity through professional artists.
The next Music For An Hour program on February 27 at 3 15 p m in the James Boons features what Hubert Doris Chan calls the biggest little ensemble ever seven players perform Vivaldi Double Concerto for Viola d Amore and Citara Walter Piston Oboe Suite Schubert Der Hirt Auf dem Felsen for soprano clarinet and piano and Daniel Goode Piece for Oboe and Bassoon.
Thirty three members of the Representative Assembly indicated they would accept the new Constitution as written by the Constitutional Revision Committee. One member opposed it and suggested changes before a final vote, with a two week posting requirement for any revised draft.
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