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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered as second class matter Oct. 19, 1928 at the New York NY post office under the Act of March 3, 1879.
A large student turnout supports Barnard College reforms with a new government structure. An enlarged legislature and four standing committees promise closer student contact and concrete proposals to mobilize campus interest.
An opinion argues the university is a corporate entity led by the Board of Trustees. It contends college walk is private property and calls for preserving administration functions while recognizing students’ moral claim to access. It urges signing a petition against the picketing ban as intolerable.
The five Premiere offerings mix turmoil with technique as Bar bara Cleaves choreographs a pictorial opener using simple set and lighting. Sara Rudner and Elizabeth Barrett perform strong acting and poetry, while Burnell Sitterly and Kristen Falke deliver standout vocal and dance moments in a lively, uneven student production.
Susan Fleckman the Bronx High School of Science senior scored 291 of 300 on the Regents Scholarship Exam the highest in New York State. She attends Barnard College pending four years of study before medical school and says fame feels unsettling yet she keeps writing poetry and stories while juggling homework.
Howard Kissel 640, labeled an English major, is described as an actor who improvises for the Varsity Show. He is working on a new production titled Il Trouble Shooter a Horse Opera with other actors, following last year's Elsinore a reverent Hamlet parody.
On February 27 a two person committee set up a temporary gown fitting corner in the annex for seniors who missed November fittings. Students provided names, addresses, height, and hat size while photographers captured the moment amid amused crowds. Many left relieved yet stunned they still owed $3.25.
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