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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
1
Barnard-Bulletin is a semi weekly student publication at Barnard College issued during the school year except vacations and exams. It lists a subscription rate of 3.50 per year and a 10 cent single copy price. It is entered as second class matter October 19, 1928, at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act.
The all college assembly drew about one third of Barnard students as candidates for Undergraduate Association posts. Lack of enthusiasm and the heavy demands of extra curriculars are blamed for apathy. The editorial urges reevaluation of the value of such activities in academic life.
Bulletin unveils little about the forthcoming Junior Show Ye Gods staging. Four Central Committee members refused details, claiming the production will differ with a strong plot and integrated song and dance. Lida Traum leads the music with show tunes and ballads as Judy Leverone shapes lyrics and a narrative.
Columbia University hosts the fourth faculty sponsored art show in 301 Philosophy Hall February 18 to 29. Works span charcoal, oils, and sculpture by faculty from diverse schools and Barnard staff families. Entry is 50 cents per artist. no admission, but donations to the Women's Graduate Club Scholarship Fund are requested.
Five French Club students and one faculty member left for a Barnard camp weekend by train and taxi bearing luggage, twelve quarts of milk, ice skates and ski boots. The cabin proved twenty degrees cooler inside and coffee grounds were missing, yet the group used remaining coffee to bake French meals and practiced only in French.
A satirical poem and obituary mark the death of a Political Council Amendment after the Junior Class rejected it. The piece, by Kathy Burge, recalls the hall in the annex where eleven politicians met weekly and chronicles the clash between theoretical democracy and actual action.
Maria Fux an Argentinean student in the United States presented a modern dance recital at Barnard. Sponsored by Barnard Spanish Club Zamba and Baguala featured dances with folklore themes. Fux arranged choreography and costumes while studying with Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham on a scholarship.
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