Bulletin Delays Publication For Washington's Birthday
The bulletin will not be published next Monday due to yesterday's Washington's Birthday observance. Publication resumes on Thursday, March 1.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
1
The bulletin will not be published next Monday due to yesterday's Washington's Birthday observance. Publication resumes on Thursday, March 1.
A veteran note from a Barnard desk to successors reflects on ending tenure, mixed emotions, and pride in promoting free speech. It weighs achievements and failures, mentions housing rules, campus dialogue, and hopes for continued progressive policy and better administration under new leadership.
Columbia Players stage L Histoire du Soldat blending cinema dance drama and music to mark Stravinsky birth anniversary March 1 to 4. Wilford Leach directs using film backdrops actors and a live narrating musician ensemble. The second piece Don Perlimplin by Garcia Lorca features a small cast and student composed flute cello score.
A Barnard observer reflects on the Southern Exchange program focusing on integration and personal growth. The Bennett College visit illustrates attitudes shaping Black women's education and the balance between dignity, appearance, and professional preparation amid regional contrasts.
Loraine Botkin reports on Jean Dubuffet's MOCA exhibit opened yesterday. The show features highly personalized works with bold outlines and simple figures, evolving into dense textures and abstract forms while satirizing modern life and industry.
The forum calls for calm appraisal of the Exchange after Times coverage. It argues that reporting should cover the meeting's specifics without sensational summaries and urges valuing personal student relationships and opinions in evaluating the Exchange’s success.
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