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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
1
A Barnard College initiative proposes an emergency loan fund to aid students facing abortion rape and related issues. The plan argues for institutional responsibility beyond academics and urges mandatory freshman workshops on contraception abortion and rape to reduce stigma and provide support.
Jessica Dee Zive writes to the editor defending her Barnard College senate work, favoring cross listing with Columbia and detailing committees on Education and Housing, while denying misrepresentation of Barnard’s autonomy. The letter also addresses a separate note on dorm conditions and chair removals, urging measured discipline and dormitory policy review. Kathryn Pon of the Student Committee Against Racism highlights Boston busing as a civil rights issue with upcoming student conferences.
A Columbia view praises the Theatre of The Riverside Church for professional, affordable productions. Three plays this season include Leaving Home by David French, Mister Runaway by Liliane Atlan, and Shark by T J Camp II. The venue, run by Arthur Bartow and Eric M Hamburger, faces funding and audience challenges but remains a legitimate New York theatre with student discounts.
The review critiques The Magic Show starring Doug Henning at Top Hat in Passaic New Jersey. It praises Henning’s illusion and stage presence while damning the book and songs, labeling the production visually dull with weak humor though noting standout turns by David Ogden Stiers and Andrea Morris. The piece highlights short running time and mixed audience appeal.
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