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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1962
Page
1
A narrowly won vote will decide amendments to the revised Constitution debated by the Representative Assembly. Students are urged to contact their delegates to influence the all College vote on NSA coordinator election and the Bear Pin undergraduate award for service.
Barnard and Columbia students actively participate in the Arts Festival. Young artists and committee chairs dedicate talent and time to present a varied lineup. The event aims to appeal to a wide student audience with affordable options.
The 61st elected chairman Wilbeth will administer school rules and help establish an Activities Council to guide student government. WC offers best wishes for a successful year and forward movement at Barnard with new leadership guiding student involvement.
The Columbia Players produced Garcia Lorca's Don Perlimplin and Stravinsky's Soldier's Tale with a bold new interpretation. Silent film backdrops and on stage film integration enhanced the performance while solid acting and musical handling maintained dramatic balance. The cast featured Jared Martin Margot Harley Marion Schwartzman Dorothy Moskowitz and David Kennedy with William Finley as the Devil. The production earned praise for ambition and originality and promises future campus experiments.
Helen Rauch explains the revised Forum Proctors plan at Barnard highlighting the Board of Proctors as the honor system’s right arm. The new constitution grants students a voice in choosing a chairman and strengthens liaison with faculty on rule changes and library policies.
The 60s Committee invites Dr. Aubrey Gorbman of Barnard College to a noon meeting in Room 304B. The discussion, titled Nuclear Testing and the Unborn Generation, will cover basic facts and feature moderator Riordan Roett III. Linda Robins, chair, notes the program advances faculty participation and varied formats.
A Barnard student letter discusses three required assemblies this semester with entry cutoff at 10 PM. Proctors deny entry after start, and a $100 fine for missing rises to $200 if unpaid within about ten days. excuses go to the College Activities Office with questions directed to Sue Tiktin, 62, Chairman, Board of Proctors.
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