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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly paper during the college year except vacation and exam periods. The work is issued to serve the Barnard Community and is entered as second class matter at the New York post office on October 19, 1928 under federal law.
A Barnard College statement decries widespread discontent across classrooms dorms and offices. It labels the college as two thirds students and faculty versus one third administration and questions if talks are genuine or performative. It signals ongoing student actions and proposals aimed at meaningful change.
RESP to The Editor covers a heated meeting about 616 official residence rules at Barnard. It alleges premeditated evasion by administrators, cites student apathy, time of meeting, and distrust in faculty judgment, and questions the admin stance on student affairs.
Elaine Levenson a Newark New Jersey senior English major known as Elaine Lawrence has acted in about 75 roles since age fourteen. She plans acting as a career, may pursue a PhD part time, and aims to support herself by acting including a Playboy production in Philadelphia.
The Gotham Baroque Ensemble at the College Parlor presents a three concert series on antique instruments from the Joline Collection donated to Barnard College in 1923. March 11 features Froberger Bach and a Dolmetsch clavichord with Stoddard Lincoln. March 25 covers Lawes Handel Buxtehude Purcell with flute oboe harpsichord. April 15 closes with Couperin Handel Bach Telemann and Quantz. Admission is free.
Columbia Players stage Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream in Ferris Booth Hall from March 12 to 15. Directed by William Driver of Barnard College drama, with cast including Anthony C Aberson Barbara Dooniels Allan Mann Simon Roosevelt Rosemary Shevlin Kay Thomas. Tickets on sale at FBH Box Office with four evening performances and a Saturday matinee, prices range from $1.00 to $2.00.
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