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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
1
The Barnard Student Council reviews freshmen election procedures amid broad dissatisfaction with class meetings. Proposals include appointing some officers, shortening meetings, and using sign up posters on Jake rather than meetings to nominate candidates, aiming to preserve democratic principles.
The Columbia NAACP urges making photographs optional on Barnard admission forms to avoid discrimination risk. Barnard states applicants may skip photo submission, though the space exists for identification. A rewording is sought to clarify that Barnard does not require photos and to align with the broader NAACP policy.
Joyce Hill notes Brechtian technique in The Good Woman of Setzuan at the Phoenix Theatre. The epic drama blends Eu gene ONeill and Paddy Chayev sky influences with direct audience addresses and occasional songs. A struggling young prostitute is chosen by three gods to inherit earth, testing humanity and capitalism.
Mrs. Woodbury, junior class advisor in anthropology, discusses transfer students and married students facing time demands from husbands and babies. She favors coeducation and notes that coed teas could improve attendance, recalling Barnard girls and Columbia boys in spring weather as inspiration.
A Bulletin survey of 30 Barnard students finds broad support for transfer policies. Transfers seen as acceptable if they meet academic standards and do not take space from entering freshmen. Actual fall transfers run 140 to 160, with 25 to 30 in spring, and the process is tightly regulated by Admissions and Deans.
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