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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
1
The student body must secure fifty five percent support for the referendum. Polls will open at required class meetings next Thursday with about 825 students expected to vote on Jake.
The article weighs two proposals to reorganize the Undergraduate Association at Barnard. It argues both miss a unifying aim for student government, stresses preserving the Honor System, and calls for a mechanism to express student opinion and oversee College facilities while keeping roles manageable for students.
Review of the Lawrence and Lee adaptation Auntie Mame in a junior production. Brooke Maddux delivers the soul of Mame with playful stage presence supported by Ariadne Scelsi and Shelley Wexler. Patrick Dennis portrayal by Jena Reisner and Bruce Brown contribute to a lively, upbeat showcase encouraging audiences to see the show.
Pirandello’s Six Characters in Search of an Author is staged by William Ball’s Merrick Company at the Martinique Theatre. The production blends real and theatrical realities as six characters force a rehearsal troupe to witness their own unfinished story. Jacqueline Brookes and Richard Avrast deliver powerful performances as the Step-daughter and Father, with Dysart, O’Sullivan, and the design team enhancing the eerie, self-propelled drama.
Marcia Fentress argues in a Barnard College letter that the student government has become a coercive force, lacking true voluntary representation. She calls for freedom of choice in participation and lauds Nancy Neveloff for pushing reform.
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