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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1957
Page
4
Ruth Helf analyzes Barnard student government where attitudes range from seriousness to disdain. She argues that the Rep Assembly process for referenda and petitions is weak, notes the lack of direct initiative, and urges a bolder democratic experiment rooted in Athenian democracy rather than tradition.
Four Barnard students will attend the Model United Nations General Assembly at Princeton University from April 5 to 7. Ninety colleges will send delegates to four committees including political security and economic social. The event theme is Nationalism in the World Today and Barnard students may be appointed as delegates.
Miss Chair, former senior class president at Ingh school, now Barnard freshman class secretary, serves as dorm publicity chair and floor counsellor. She stresses preparedness to shape policy and urges better contact between resident and commuter students through open dorm access and supervised activities to foster relations.
Isabel Marcus Miss Marcus serves as freshman class president and varsity debate team member. She chairs Student Council and Rep Assembly. advocates jury duty for Representative Assembly and Honor Board, class athletic reps, Political Council on Student Council, and revised election procedures for Fishman class officers. Class Town Meetings would address college issues.
Jean Rosenberg, Barnard student, cites past roles on council and literary boards, proposes a campus Activities Council with broad club representation. She seeks a permanent reading period before finals, eligibility revisions, and a reform of the Representative Assembly to broaden class membership and prevent consecutive elections.
The text critiques an author’s approach and questions whether a character’s inner twist is too restrained by form. It argues that a more liberated inner motive would reveal authentic human nature as effectively as the author’s aesthetic concerns.
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