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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
1
The college newspaper asserts its role beyond mere reporting, aiming to inform and influence opinion with fairness and moderation. It pledges honesty from undergraduates, readiness to address national and international issues, and a commitment to both serve and critique the college community.
Critics praise Becket for depth warmth and modern staging. Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn capture contrasting Becket and Henry II while the play explores faith duty and power within a stark theatre setting.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts Italian Drawings from the 14th to 18th centuries and The Splendid Century French art 1600 to 1715 on March 2 and March 8. Also offers lectures from March 6 by Thomas Folds on 20th Century Painting and Sculpture. The Modern Museum of Art showcases Mark Rothko. Max Ernst works open March 1. Vienna Octet features Mozart and Schubert tomorrow night. Violinist Erick Friedman performs March 16 with a diverse program.
Students are invited to join specialized articles for Bulletin sections including Behind the News and forums on arts, domestic, national and international affairs. Contact Tania Osadca or Barbara Posen via Student Mail to participate.
An op ed fantasizes transforming a Broadway traffic divider between Columbia and Barnard into a makeshift Shakespeare stage. It envisions uprooting bushes, painting the 116th Street subway entrance, and using roof seats with free admission except for a few reserved spots.
A letter writer questions the efficiency of ventilation and calls for action on the building’s large icebox in Barnard Hall Room 304. Conni Foshay Barbara Posen Helen Rauch and Jane Ruben, all class of ’63, sign the note.
An erratum states four college students were sent to a thirty day chain gang in Park Hill South Carolina, not Fayetteville as previously reported, replacing the earlier location error.
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