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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
1
The item records a historical postal note indicating second class matter status entered October 19, 1926, at the New York NK Post Office under the 1879 Act. It preserves archival language about mailing classifications and government filing dates.
The article argues the Peace Corps is a noble Kennedy era experiment yet raises concerns on purpose, training duration, host nation reception, policy overlap, and international perception. It calls for careful screening and warns of substantial investment and risk.
The university congratulates the new Undergraduate Association President. As a candidate she pledged enthusiasm and devotion, and as president-elect she outlines a revival plan for Representative Assembly committees. The campus welcomes the promising start and optimistic tenure ahead.
A mixed verdict on Camelot praises Richard Burton as a regal Arthur and Robert Goulet as Lancelot but notes weak Guenevere and writing. Julie Andrews falters with a restrained love portrayal while Lerner Loewe songs and Kismet-like visuals keep the production enchanting. Merlyn and Mordred rise among witty supporting roles, with strong design and dancing elevating the experience.
The James Room shows Latin America: New World Reawakened for two weeks with works from Mexico Cuba and Central and South America. Notable pieces include Rodolfo Abularach showing a mother and child, Alejandro Obregon Souvenir of Venice, Marcial Otomies, Fernando de Szyszlo, and Miguel Ocampo Roma conveying vivid color and social themes.
A humorous reminiscence recalls a late night scramble for dinner by Bulletin editors. Eager Reporter hurries to Takome with a list of orders, fights the busy counter, stacks sandwiches and salads, and returns to the office to dole out food and make change.
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