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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
1
Faculty responses to a questionnaire show optimism for the system's long term operation despite lateness concerns. The main objection notes risk to below average students, but the authors praise the system for placing responsibility on the student and use a quote about mature judgment and attendance.
The Barnard History Department members oppose banning the Morison and Com mager text at Queens College. They argue opposing censorship is essential even when targeting a minority group and warn that allowing bans weakens democracy and invites further suppression.
Readers challenge Miss Marrs analysis of Junior Show praising originality and Barnard references while criticizing vague critique. The letter supports judging success by student enjoyment and production value, noting strong costumes sets and interscene pacing.
The constitution of Political Council will be revised this spring to increase efficiency and closer student contact. Four class representatives will join PC next year, expanding total membership to about fifteen, with duties to boost student interest and election publicity.
Pre spring entertainment in New York offers affordable art options. Dark of the Moon by Lost Players at Circle in the Square. First Legion by Equity Library Theater at Lenox Hill Playhouse March 8 to 11 with free tickets via Equity Library Theater. Masque and Lyre Opera at Jan Hus House. Open the Gates by Dai Keong Lee at Blackfriar's Playhouse. The Lady's Not for Burning starring John Gielgud closes in three weeks. Chagall oils and gouaches at Knoedler Galleries. Expressionist works at Van Diemen Lilienfeld. Maillol sculptures at Buchholz. Rubenes oils at Wildenstein. MoMA hosts a major abstract show through March 25.
Dr Marjorie J Nelson announces a Red Cross First Aid course at Barnard with a nine session program from 4 to 6 pm weekly. Students may sign up in the Medical Office or via a poster at Jake with twenty slots per section.
Barnard’s Placement Office, the Alumnae Vocational Advisory Committee, and the Student Vocational Committee coordinate to inform alumnae senior and undergraduate students about job openings. Ruth Houghton directs placements, with Mathilda Tyler leading student efforts and Louise Odencrantz chairing the advisory group.
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