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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
1
Barnard College students publish the semiyearly bulletin noting a pause in issues until after Final Examinations. The note lists contact numbers, announces the next issue for February 6, and requests material by February 4. Subscription is five dollars yearly.
The note urges students to consider the examination system before finals and to follow the Honor System. It critiques current rules as admin driven and asks students to lobby Honor Board and Proctors to push for changes.
Michel de Ghelderode's Pantagleize opens tonight at Wollman Auditorium directed by Isaiah Sheffer. The three hour farce promises rapid humor with rough spots, featuring Daniel Goldman as Pantagleize the disillusioned hero in a play billed as A Farce to Make You Sad.
The first American showing of 35 Contemporary Polish Prints runs in the James Room from January 6 for three weeks, featuring 12 Polish artists chosen by the Warsaw Museum curator. The collection includes woodcuts lithographs and a relief print with works by laureates of the Ljubljana Graphic Arts Biennale and Polish folk art pieces. The exhibit is open to the public weekdays 9 am to 5 pm and will tour other U.S. campuses afterward.
A short verse recalls a worker whose hands labored to raise him toward the sky yet returned to find him gone. The speaker mourns a grotesque figure left as a mound of tears, reflecting on sun and sorrow.
A readers letter criticizes college policies on exam regulations and the honor system, argues administration shortsight, and condemns Barnard College housing moves as disrespectful to students. It calls for preserving education quality and individual student development amid growth pressures.
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