Should We Take Sides on Political Questions
The Barnard Bulletin urges informed debate on issues like the Bricker Amendment and United Nations questions. It notes student apathy at Barnard, cites California UN Day activism, and argues for open discussion and editorial side taking with letters to the editor and Barnard Forums.
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Barnard
Senate
Bricker
Senator Bricker
Barnard College
IRC
California
United Nations
International Organization
Bulletin
Portraits Tell Barnard College History in Parlor Gallery
In Barnard College's parlor six portraits narrate the school's past. Notables include Dean Gildersleeve, founder George A. Plimpton, trustee Silas Brownell, Annie Nathan Meyer, Jacob Schiff, and Delphine Brown, with gifts and legacies shaping Barnard's early leadership and funds.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Matilda Brownell
Virginia Crocheron Gildersleeve
Julian Lamar
George A. Plimpton
Mr. Plimpton
Silas B. Brownell
Mr. Brownell
Annie Nathan Meyer
Students Hall
Barnard Hall
Arts Assembly Showcases Barnard Talent Tomorrow
The second annual Barnard Arts Assembly showcases flutes, piano, dance and choral pieces. It features Patricia Barry, Eileen Spiegel, Gusta Zuckerman, Professor Eugenio Fiorit, Ellen Blumenthal drawings, Inez Nelbach, Adolphus Sweet performances, Merrill Skramovsky with Per gole si Stabat Mater and a Mozart duet with Mona Tobin.
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Barnard
Lynn Bressler
Arts Assembly
Gusta Zuckerman
Patricia Barry
Eileen Spiegel
Eugenio Fiorit
Ellen Blumenthal
Grandma Moses
Inez Nelbach
Adolphus Sweet
Merrill Skramovsky
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Pergolesi
Mozart
Mona Tobin
Letter to the Editor on Advertisements Standards
A reader laments BULLETIN's ad choices especially Elizabeth Ungar's placement. The letter urges stricter ad screening and warns ads may repel students, calling for removal of unsightly verbiage and a more civilized approach toward advertisers.
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Bulletin
Elizabeth Ungar
Golden Coach screening and folk concerts at Cherry Lane
Jown's students may see The Golden Coach at Normandie Theatre for 65 cents with Bursar receipt. Fridays feature Swapping Song Fair at Cherry Lane Theatre with artists like Jean Ritchie Oscar Brand Cynthia Gooding Frank Warner Paddy Clancy Robin Roberts.
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Normandie Theatre
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Jean Renoir
Anna Magnani
Cherry Lane Theatre
Commerce St
Jean Ritchie
Singing Ritchie
Kentucky
Europe
Oscar Brand
WNYC
Cynthia Gooding
Frank Warner
Paddy and
Tom Clancy
Robin Roberts
Cherry Lane
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Bernard College
New York
N. Y
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Mona Cowen
Tobin Brown
Joyce Lebois
Barbara Lyons
Lenore Self
Donna Click
Joyce Shimkin
Mimi Schwartz
M’grs
Renee Steissel
Barbara Silver
Evelyn Rosenbaum
Gloria Poetto
Marcia Rubinstein
Jill Brennan
Barbara Gitter
Carla Hitchcock
Judy Jaffe
Janet Kaback
Franziska Neumann
Gloria Richman
Rita Smilowitz
Rayna Schwartz
Ruth Woodruff
Meyer
Gildersleeve
Brownell
By Rayna Schwartz
Lamar
Delphine Brown
Carnegie Hall
The
Philharmonic
Andre Kostelanetz
Kostelanetz
Prokofieff
Stravinsky
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Republic of Colombia
Columbia University
South America
Colombia
Western Hemisphere
Cundinamarca
Boyaca
New World
Lake Guatavita
Bogota
Gold Museum
Metropolitan
Luis-Angel Arango
Bank of the Republic
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