Focus editor defends Barnard College literary supplement
Francine Geraci and Jane Ward Frose trade letters on Focus, defending the magazine as truly literary and representative while criticizing readers and contributors for lacking material. They argue Focus reflects student voices, not uniform taste, and defend its back street, raw style.
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Greek Games bonds Barnard students across generations
Barbara Marzigliano, Barnard Class of 1967, argues Greek Games unites students and faculty, bridging gaps and fostering camaraderie beyond academics. She urges freshmen and sophomores to join, noting participation creates shared purpose and personal connections despite claims of silliness.
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Traditiontied Appeal to Barnard Classes of Sixty Eight and Seventy
Ancient Tradition 1 echoes the Greek Games Chairmen in an open letter to Barnard College classes of 1968 and 1970. It notes serious traditions like convocation and lighter ones maintained for pleasure such as the Christmas masque and a Greek-related masque.
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Last Speech by President Park at Barnard College
Disappointed by low attendance at the February nine state of the College Assembly. The BULLETIN ignored Park's farewell address content. The speech drew applause and signaled her final formal address to the college, highlighting her four years of leadership.
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New Barnard Bulletin outlines modernized campus newspaper
The Barnard Bulletin unveils a redesigned mast head and visual approach with new layouts and photography. It pledges broader coverage including faculty views, student submissions, and campus issues, aiming to be a relevant weekly voice for Barnard students within the university community.
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Student letters urge strengthening Barnard Honor System in library
Cynthia Read Lyn Witham Arline Horowitz Priscilla Hunt senior signatories condemn library staff distrust and demand trust in students for the Honor System. They recount accusations over returned items, argue mistakes occur, and urge Honor Board and staff to restore confidence and seek corrective steps.
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