Bulletin suspends Fall Semester publication
The issue announces suspension of publication for the Fall Semester and states publication will resume on Thursday, February 7.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
2
The issue announces suspension of publication for the Fall Semester and states publication will resume on Thursday, February 7.
Students and ex proctors debate new rules limiting leaving exam rooms for papers and smoking. Proctors emphasize comfort and aid, while critics say unsupervised areas undermine trust and could hurt exam time and fairness. Calls mount for review before January exams.
Essay analyzes James Baldwin as a writer and public figure, arguing he exposes America’s emotional kindergarten. It notes Baldwin’s blend of passion and dignity, outsider-insider view, and critique of liberalism, history, and hypocrisy in race relations. He portrays Americans as unified yet misled, fearing pain and avoiding truth about Harlem and Mississippi.
The Columbia University Student Council explains mimeograph service hours from 1 to 5, Monday through Friday, with a 25 cent stencil charge to cover ink and secretary costs. It lists subscribed periodicals for reading at the CUSC office and notes literature on the House Committee on Un-American Activities. It promotes a Europe travel guide and outlines six committees and monthly meetings open to students.
The King's Men from Columbia performed at St. Luke's mental ward and other city hospitals and centers as part of a busy season. The eight to sixteen member group rotated folk numbers with string bass banjo and guitar and plans an LP album with funds from a general fund supporting their activities.
A cocktail party honors Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger for her gifts as a college trustee. The event, hosted by President Rosemary Park and the French Department, occurs January 30 in La Salle Francaise Milbank Hall basement. Attendees include senior French majors, French culture officials, and faculty.
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