27 Feb 1956
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1956
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists the semi weekly student produced paper with the editor Roberta Klugman and staff roles. It notes circulation subscription rates and identifies the news board and probationary staff, desk editors of the day and feature editor of the day. The document reflects the college press structure for Barnard College.
Congratulations to the Term Drive committee for a Carnival that raised 2050 dollars, a new Barnard record. The group unified classes clubs and faculty to turn skeptics into supporters and plans to make the carnival a tradition, with future donations prizes and collaborations already in place.
A playful poem bids Mrs McIntosh farewell as she leaves after years abroad and at sea. It mixes tropical imagery with academic life and requests guidance on commencement while hoping for honored degrees and a joyful return. The verse blends humor about taxes, clubs, exams, and college memories.
The Term Drive Carnival Committee thanks all for a successful event. Gratitude expressed for Bulletin publicity and support from faculty administration students and parents. Proceeds aid the Children's Aid Society Wagon Road Camp with hopes for future fundraising for another charity.
Barnard students denounce the assembly conduct after a McIntosh address and the Nominations Assembly. Reading and puzzles continue as classes begin, with critics urging respectful behavior toward speakers and noting ongoing disruptions.
Columbia Players staged Dark Moon at the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. William Kaye and Kathleen Kavanaugh Gould lead a vivid performance as the witch boy John and Barbury in a Smoky Mountain tale drawn from The Ballad of Barbary Allen. The production combines melody and melancholy with strong design and lighting under director Robert Goldsby.
Edith S. Paley, Barnard College's new assistant director of the Placement Office, defends the grey flannel suit for working wives and argues for expanding women's education. She notes many Barnard undergraduates already work and cites her own broad, hands on background from the New York Housing Authority and WAVES service.
August Strindberg play Miss Julie opened with The Stronger at the Phoenix Theatre. Viveca Lindfors portrays Miss Julie while Jean Daly and Ruth Ford also deliver strong performances under George Tabori’s direction. The one act drama explores class struggle and the soul complex amid a crisis night.
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