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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
2
Miss Neveloff advocated free establishment of groups serving student interests and an open committee system for student organizations. Twenty students attended the meeting as an executive panel was proposed, including five members from each class and key officers to implement student opinion.
Faith S. Holsaert writes of a hurting time after a young boy is shot in Mississippi and asks Barnard students to bear witness to the violence. She calls for concern and contact with Mississippi and Justice Department officials to promote safety for all involved.
The production features James Valentine as the Son and Joan Graydon as the Mother delivering tense, sympathetic, and convincing performances. The fantasy element remains credibly theatrical, allowing bold reflections on reality, humanity, and love through capable actors in an excellent overall production.
Barnard College students condemn six months of church burnings and shootings in Mississippi and Georgia. They cite the arrest and indictment of Samuel Black and his release as evidence of inadequate government protection and call for firmer action to safeguard civil rights.
Bulletin items include the Columbia CORE meeting on March 7 at 8 30 p m in Hamilton 202 and Bar nard College Minor Latham Playhouse presenting Auntie Mame March 6 9 at 830 p m Tickets via Jake or UN 5 4000 ext 2300. Also lectures at Wollman Auditorium March 7 4 p m on Rabelais by Donald M Frame and Marian Anderson Scholarship Fund calls for 1963 auditions with May 31 deadline. Purim events March 9 and 10 at Earl Hall feature concert dance 50c members 1 25 non members and Megillah reading.
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