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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1960
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Entered in New York as second class matter Oct 19 1928. Editor in chief Andree L Abecassis. Publication for the prior year noted as February 8 1960. Subscription four dollars per year.
Editorial outlines two resolutions for the new semester addressing Jake mail chaos. It backs restoring the peg system and delaying new dorm mail boxes while advocating continued dorm mail to Bross and Hewitt to ease congestion.
The text describes replacing hazardous herringbone cobble sidewalks on the Columbia campus with new pavements. It notes pedestrians slipping and misstep risks as people hurry along. It ends with a plan to persuade a philanthropic foundation in 1960 to fund concrete walk installations.
A Belleuve Medical student Michael Just expert on love writes two books including Success with Men. The piece reviews his views on how women should win and keep men through affection sex appeal jealousy and inaccessibility. It notes his ideas target different man types and ends with a tease to read more on Page 4.
A busy two week cultural itinerary includes the Museum of Modern Art exhibition of 52 paintings and sculptures starting January 27 with works by Armitage Baziotes Picasso Pollock and more. Peter Voulkos debuts February 1 in the Members Penthouse. Daily films run January 10 to 30 and include Chaplin Keaton Rogers Sennett Langdon. Metropolitan Museum opens Eighteenth Century Objects of Art January 20 and Spectacular Spain debuts February 11. Jose Greco performs January 17–18 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with flamenco and classical dance.
New Yorkers regard the Guggenheim Museum as a cosmopolitan site where Kandinsky dominates the collection. Visitors face a modernist interior and ramped gallery space while viewing works by Braque Picasso Miro Modigliani Delaunay and others with a single Rousseau and few van Gogh or Renoir pieces noted.
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