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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1961
Page
2
Barnard College semi weekly issue notes publication details and editor in chief Eleanor Thaube. The bulletin states publication during the college year with breaks for vacation and exams and lists postal entry information from 1928.
The Assembly must act to elect an N S A coordinator this semester. A campus wide vote is urged to give Barnard an informed, active representative with observer status in both Assembly and Student Council. A special election is proposed to ensure immediate participation.
A reader argues fines are necessary to coerce quorum attendance and active participation in class and school government. Compulsory assemblies foster cross section involvement, as shown by the March panel following a nominations assembly, with attendance credited to finetargeted participation.
Columbia Players Workshop staged three one act plays by freshmen and a Shaw work. Minos by Marc Kaminsky showed weak principal acting though Carol Dooley and Jules Kerman added color. The myth based piece attempted many ideas and stretched the material.
A review of Frederic A. Birmingham's The Ivy League Today surveys eight schools Brown through Yale with wit and accessible analysis. It notes strong photography and quotes presidents faculty alumni and students while praising distinct campus portraits and the companion section on Barnard with minor factual slips corrected by the reviewer.
Columbia University launches its second Religious Arts Festival featuring exhibits of medieval and modern sacred art across campus. The program includes choral concerts by the University Chorus and Orchestra, film showings, lectures, and religious drama, with events in Ferris Booth Hall Butler Library Low Memorial Rotunda and St Pauls Chapel.
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