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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1947
Page
1
Students are urged to uphold the library code and preserve decorum under the Honor System. The cartoon warns Senior Proctors may hover to enforce cooperation, with consequences for gossiping or misbehaving in the library.
A Barnard Alumnae Magazine piece argues majors exams are articulate yet faces student reactions. BULLETIN notes many students favor major exams, seeking information on form and purpose, urging constructive inquiry before Christmas.
The review notes the French import Enfants du Paradis runs two and a half hours here versus four in France, causing a lack of unity. Barrault and Arletty give strong performances in a backstage pantomime setting, but the cut reduces character definition. The piece is praised for its aesthetic, with a warning about uncomfortable seats and a hint of parallel to modern life and theater audiences.
A return visit to the Dramatic Workshop of the New School presents Sean O Connors Juno and the Paycock directed by Irving Stiber. Erwin P Scator directs the workshop with student oversight. The sunset Irish script gains vitality through a realistic set and capable if uneven acting, delivering a generally harmonious staging.
Doris Johnson, Barnard College student and longtime Fresh Air Fund worker, chairs the current drive for the Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund. She has spent summers and holidays coordinating reinvited children with Friendly Town hosts, drafting letters, making calls, and guiding six hundred children this past summer.
A Fair Educational Practices bill called the Austin-Mahoney measure seeks to ban race religion or origin based admission or employment discrimination in New York education. It would create the State Commission Against Discrimination in Education to hear complaints issue subpoenas and enforce cease and desist orders. Support and opposition shaped the bill with sponsors withdrawing and prospects uncertain for passage this session.
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