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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin states it is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It notes second class matter status dated October 19, 1928 and postal registration in New York. Editors include Janet M. Gregory and Judy Deutsch with staff names listed.
The dawn of the new year prompts Barnard to weigh old issues against fresh plans. Ongoing problems include the annex clutter and understaffed Medical Office, while student groups waver and campus infrastructure remains pressured. Despite these, progress on enrollment and advisory systems hints at possible renewal for the year ahead.
The note expresses optimism about the first appearance of the cramation schedule this year or last and hopes it will become a permanent feature. It signals positive expectations for ongoing use and consistency in scheduling.
James Agee's All the Way Home adapts his Death in the Family for the stage and wins strong reviews after Ed Sullivan and others boost viewership. The drama centers on a grieving family with Mary Follett defying church beliefs and facing life after loss, supported by a simple, powerful production and notable performances.
Barbara Posen sketches a pre holiday list of goals and pleasures then contrasts it with looming school work. She outlines desires for fresh air, clothing repairs, museum visits, books, theatre, and personal care alongside overdue assignments and vocab drills. The piece ends with a fatigued yet hopeful run toward finals.
City Center launches season January 17 with four comic operas The Mikado Pirates of Penzance H M S Pinafore and The Gondoliers Sunday matinees at 1 PM and evening shows at 530 to suit students Town Hall hosts Opera in Brief on the second Thursday monthly with Madame Butterfly January 10 from 530 to 700 Metropolitan Museum Chamber Music Series January 12 features Rameau Mozart V Williams and Nupein all sold out Metropolitan Opera House presents the Royal Ballet January 29 final performance See About Town Page 3
Dear Editor praises The Columbia Players and Sarah Lawrence Theatre Workshop for a sterling Ondine production. Jean Gaudoux's play, directed by Wilford Leach with original music by Conrad Sousa, features Kais ina Callahan and Jared Maston in lead roles and many cast and crew earn high marks for credibility and mood.
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