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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1961
Page
7
Constance Foshay argues Barnard offers too narrow a liberal arts education. She urges a cohesive knowledge base including a general science survey and a choice of laboratory courses to ensure graduates grasp major literature and science, aiding communication and leadership.
The review praises original music lighting and set design in a Columbia Players Workshop program. Elaine Levenson leads a witty two poltergeist narrative while Burnell Sitterly and Alice Kas earn standout notices in Ber nard Shaw spoof. Janet Spencer directed and produced a freshman cast in ambitious but hopeful performances.
A focus on the Barnard literary magazine evaluates The Bottle of Ink Paula and other pieces. It praises some writers like Finsmith and Morris but criticizes lack of suspense and character development while noting gaps in variety and contribution from students.
A 1960s theatre review condemns The Balcony as vulgar and sensational not satirical. It mocks the stage’s use of indecent language and lurid scenes with a Madam who runs a house to seduce critics and clients, ending with a note on manufacturing shock rather than satire.
Columbia University's Saturday science program for gifted high school students received a grant of 76460 dollars from the National Science Foundation to fund the next eighteen months. The program enrolls about three hundred students each Saturday, aged eleven to seventeen, nominated by schools in spring and tested on campus in May and June.
Focus requests student help to improve the magazine’s look with one color cover designs. Submit by March 20 to the Focus box on Jake. Include the words Focus and Barnard College on the design.
A review highlights Rhinoceros as a witty satire with satire and charm. It lauds Eli Wallach and Zero Mastel for transforming with deft acting while praising the cast for lively, engaging performances. An Evening With Mike Nichols and Elaine May earns praise for clever sketches and audience interaction.
The anonymous note quotes Mr. Birmingham praising Columbia Barnard ties and joking about female companions blending historical figures with the girl next door. While affirming the association works, the writer urges reading the new book for insight into Ivy League life and hopes for a full volume on the Seven Sister Colleges.
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