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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
1
The article reflects on a year of stabilization after two revolutions. It notes reforms including a revised constitution and financial policy, a Judicial Council, and shifts in officer selection back to the official student body. It describes disassociation, renewed participation concerns, and final goodbyes as terms end.
A humorous column by Anita Pitney lampoons the anticipated April revolution with wit and satire. The piece sketches playful figures and settings while skewering grandiose plans and public bravado.
World premieres of four Jack Beeson concert works will be performed by the Columbia University Orchestra at McMillin Theatre under Howard Shaner. Beeson, Columbia Associate Professor, will premiere pieces including Symphony No 1 and two concert arias. concert begins at 8 30 p m. Tickets from Columbia Music Dept or UN 5 9000 Ext 2081.
The writer rebuts Bulletin's claim of very small attendance by detailing the large turnout at Exchange events. They estimate about 350 people involved across delegates, dinner gatherings, poetry readings, and coffee hours, plus ongoing post program contacts. Special thanks are given to Jane Relin for making the program personally successful.
A reader reflects on the murder of Malcolm X, noting the shock of a high profile public figure’s assassination at Barnard. The writer recalls the speaker’s charisma and provocative message, contrasting the public danger with personal engagement and lingering questions.
The Brick Floor Coffee House on Amsterdam Ave between 120 and 121 St offers a wide menu with coffee variations and desserts, plus books, records, and art. Proprieter Art Kalanderud hosts Friday folk blues with Jim Bartow and Thursday classical guitar by Harold Morris. hours stretch to midnight midweek with March plans for Saturday nights.
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