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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
1
A revolt brews at Barnard against the four course system and rigid degree requirements. Students demand interdisciplinary majors and updated courses in urban affairs modern music linguistics and African history. Faculty and administration show little urgency for deep change.
The Apartheid Protest Bulletin supports the Morningside Heights Committee protest of First National City Bank for backing apartheid in South Africa. The committee report warns that American vested interests pressure officials to sustain South Africa relations and foreign policy. Union Theological Seminary organizers urge students to pledge to withdraw accounts within four weeks unless officials condemn apartheid and announce ceasing further investment.
In a response to editorials on the Honor System the writer argues honor cannot be created by creed alone and notes five times as many cases last year. They defend separate Honor Board and Judiciary Council and warn centralization could bring bureaucratic problems while praising increased student awareness.
Italian playwright Pirandello’s Tonight We Improvise opens at Minor Latham Playhouse directed by Al Murphy. The cast features Lois Schwartzberg J Harris Spero Annette Oliver and Rob Dubbira in a play within a play about art and reality with cabaret music from Il Trovatore. Performances run March 16 to 19 with tickets 1.50 Wednesday/Thursday and 2.00 Friday/Saturday. Reservations at UN 5 4000 ext 2300.
Joyce Parnick riffs on camp through a pompous Sophisticate at Junior Weekend. A Princeton couple debate camp meaning while a watusi-hued crowd sputters through Sontag talk and references to Sarah Lawrence, Batman, and Oscar Wilde.
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