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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
1
The program centers on discussions about Negro life in New York City and student boycotts and rent strikes. Delegates from the South will return with Southern students as part of the learning experience funded by every Barnard student through the activities fee.
The article urges broad social involvement beyond government action. It highlights voter registration, education aid, and the Selma Alabama project by Friends of SNCC. Readers are urged to attend meetings and contribute supplies to address educational needs.
Bulletin suspends publication for the semester. The next issue will appear Monday February 8 1965.
The CU Orchestra conducted by Howard Shaner will stage El Capitan in concert at 8 30 p m Saturday at McMillin Theatre with soloists and chorus from the Manhattan School of Music. The revival relies on a recovered manuscript and orchestra parts with access via the Music Department UN 5 9000 Extension 2081.
A letter to the editor from Linda Schneider Laurie Austin and Esther Katzen expresses sincere gratitude for the Christmas dinner held in 1963 at the dormitory. The editor notes a question about what was wrong with 1964.
Glamour magazine opens a national search for the ten best dressed college girls with Barnard as a target. March 8 is the mailing deadline for colleges to run on campus contests under student group sponsorship or open ballot.
The city features Broadway hits and off Broadway dramas plus a musical comedy. New plays include Tiny Alice with Sir John Gielgud and Hughie starring Jason Robards Jr. Films include The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Seance on a Wet Afternoon and Zorba the Greek. Ballet concerts and major concerts fill January schedules.
During the two week exam period teas will be held at 4 p.m. daily in the James Room. Miss Madeline Jenkins says the events give dorm and commuter girls a chance to relax during finals. Tea and fruit will be served until 5 p.m. by the Student Service Organization and replace the All College Tea on Wednesdays. Faculty and Colunthia students are welcome.
A Cambridge University cast delivers an English revue with songs and sketches. Tim Brooke-Taylor John Cleese David Hatch Jo Kendall head the ensemble with Jonathan Lynn and Bill Oddie. The show blends zany antics and clever parodies to provoke laughter though some sketches miss the mark.
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