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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1960
Page
1
Barnard College announces a venture during vacation for student participation in community and class matters. The notice lists staffing roles including Editor in Chief Janet Gregory and editors Susan Greenfield Mary Varney Phyllis Bonfield Barbara Clarke, with post office payment details and supervision notes.
A Barnard College analysis critiques the AA's role on Student Council. It argues AA represents student interests poorly, noting limited ongoing engagement beyond events and token membership. The piece calls for reexamining AA’s council place as athletics shift from essential to leisure.
The Morningside Playhouse hosts a Barnard Columbia Senior Show based on Dante’s Inferno with a twist. Don Juan, played by Rick Downer, visits Earth for research, delivering a series of funny escapades amid lively songs and strong ensemble energy.
Barnard students crowded the McMillin Playhouse last Friday for Faculty Follies a satire on fund raising. Miss Jane Gaston Mahler’s flower display amused by natural talk and playful Japan and eighteenth century France imagery. The show also offered campus glimpses from President Millicent C. McIntosh and behind the scenes after comprehensives with the Rites of Spring segment.
A college-educated gullible narrator recalls a chaotic moment when a coffee mishap revealed a tabloid front page titled Blood and Gore. The scene involves a distracted reader, a spilled cup, and the hurried scramble to cover the uncovering incident.
Report from the school notes a contagious disease labeled APATHY spreading in the James Room and Annex, with medical staff attempting to culture the culprit. Affected student visits Rikers and seeks coffee as authorities hunt for a solution. The Zoology Department races to trap bacteria, but efforts fail so far.
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