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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1952
Page
1
The article argues for a synthesis between personal choice and civic duty in Barnard student government. It warns against radical individualism while urging students to engage with campus politics as part of a broader education. Equity between personal interests and collective responsibilities is emphasized.
The Junior Show at Barnard and Greece presents Ye Gods a musical comedy about Lao a Greek god exiled from Olympus and his romance with Bette. The production features strong music solid performances by Pete De Cicco Ronnie Levein Sondra Kleinman Cathy Rozendaal Barbara Alworth under Lida Traum and Judy Kas sow with a handsome unit set lively costumes and a well rounded theatrical tone despite a dragging final scene.
Barnard campus faces unseemly eyesores from a cracked bench at the Residence Halls entrance and decaying pigeons on Milbank Hall balcony. The piece urges humane pigeon removal and proper upkeep of statues including Sophocles bust, arguing for regular cleaning of the beard.
The Model United Nations General Assembly and Model League of Nations mark 25 years on April 7 at Barnard with 52 colleges, 15 veteran delegates, a keynote by a United Nations official, a plenary session, and a bronze plaque presentation. Observers from 35 area high schools will attend while four committees draft resolutions and a Voice of America broadcast is planned.
Wigs and Cues presents Blood Wedding by Federico Garcia Lorca from March 13 to 15 at Barnard. The tragedy centers on love duty and vengeance with a widow, her son, the bride, and Leonardo in a tale of elopement and pursuit ending in two deaths.
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