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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
1
Barnard College publishes semi weekly issues through the academic year to serve the Barnard Community. It is entered as second class matter on Oct 19 1928 at the New York NY post office under federal law. Subscription rate four dollars per year. Editor in chief Janet M Gregory.
Barnard faces a surge of late papers and cramming as final exams approach. A university memorandum urges students and faculty to uphold library rules, reinforcing the Honor Code to deter theft and mutilation of materials and preserve access for all.
British film Tunes of Glory stars Alec Guinness as Lieutenant Colonel Jock Sinclair and John Mills as Basil Barrow. The base clashes tradition with modernity leading to humor and drama in Scotland with standout performances by Dennis Price and Duncan MacRae.
A 1960 school notice invites pagan themed Greek Games activities at the Athens program. It outlines open season on the program cover lyric and speaking parts honoring the goddess Artemis with deadlines for design due January 16 and competitive lyric poem February 15.
In the season of Hats-A-Flower Barnard women show eye catching chapeaus with leaves as feathers and furry hat shapes. The piece notes a shift away from babushkas tassels and silks toward subtler styles, while condemning hanky dropping.
Conference lectures at 3 30 p m features Professor David A Roberts returning from a semester leave to discuss What is English. He will speak in the College Pavlor.
The 4th Street Theatre offers an unorthodox take on Hedda Gabbler under David Ross. Anne Meachem embodies Hedda with chilling cruelty while Lester Rawlins as Tesman plays a comic misfit. Lori March miscasts Thia Elvested, altering contrasts vital to Ibsen's themes.
Robert Pack of Enghien collaborates with Donald Hall of the University of Michigan on a revised edition of the anthology New Poets of England and America. The Bulletin corrects a report and states Professor Sampson is not involved.
The Office of the Registrar states that for 1960 61 and 1961 62 English 71 fulfills the feature requirement and English 72 will not. The notice corrects the catalogue listing for those academic years.
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