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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly publication notes its distribution to the Barnard Community. The paper is entered as second class matter at New York on Oct 19 1928 with a yearly subscription of five dollars and Sara Piovia serves as editor in chief.
Students urged to vote yes for the new Undergraduate Association Constitution to establish a Judicial Council and enhance student input. Officials warn that failure to meet required ballots would leave Barnard without a Judicial Council and weaken student governance.
A reader defends the Staten Island Ferry against Anita Pitney and staunchly backs the New York Yankees as the city’s premier baseball team. The writer argues against demeaning ferry passengers and insists Yankees devotion is essential to New York pride. The piece frames the Mets as lovable yet secondary to the Yankees.
The Columbia Festival on the Arts runs April 9–25 featuring The Harvard Man directed by Neugebauer with Roger Robinson as the Negro student. Also planned are a dramatic oratory contest on April 13, scenes on April 15, a freeform Happening April 22, and three afternoons of one act plays April 20–22 by Wigs and Cues.
Columbia Players presents the world premiere of Grand Parade to Paradise in Wollman Auditorium under Anthony Acheson. Michael O Sullivan writer is known for Tartuffe at Lincoln Center Repertory and off Broadway works. Cast includes Pat Lazarus Stephen Martineau Annette Oliver Alan Whitman Peter Ruffet and Francis Hoeber.
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