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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
4
The fragmentary bulletin describes Joffrey’s return amid events and performances. It references the supervisor and various cultural activities including theater pieces. The piece lists dates and venues around city centers and a call for support and attendance.
The McCarthy Organizing Committee in New York launches Back to Chicago to recruit volunteers for Eugene McCarthy in the March 21 Illinois primary. McCarthy faces Edmund Muskie in the Democratic race and has entered delegates in nine Illinois districts. He refused to sign the loyalty oath but remains on the ballot. New York committee arranging transport housing and volunteer coordination in Chicago. Call 532-7200 for information.
The committee asks students to complete four course system questionnaires distributed via student mail during the week of March 6. Higher response improves the accuracy of the committee’s recommendations. The note references Page 7. The passage adds literary critique about Barabbas as Caligula, St. Peter, and a universal figure.
Attendees at Barnard discuss reforming the Women’s Center with a student majority on the Executive Committee. Plans for projects like a Women’s Film Festival and an Overbury Collection on women’s literature are weighed, with a rotating student representation proposed. A decision next open meeting is promised.
The Women’s Collective at Barnard, formed to renew self understanding and female communication, has held three meetings. They invite interested women to Thursday gatherings at 8 PM in Barnard Hall Room 302 and note their office at 106 McIntosh with an activities list.
Barnard invites returning students to apply for summer grants up to 500 dollars. Applicants may pursue independent study or organized programs. Due date is Monday March 20, 1972. Apply at the CAO and contact Stephanie Fins or Sheila Russian for details.
The article discusses how to address representation worries in the Board by allowing student voices while preserving the Board as a judicial body. Ms. Futter aims to safeguard long term college interests and foster progressive development. She supports co education with Barnard while keeping Barnard autonomous.
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