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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
1
Betsy Weinstein and Audrey Weissman serve as associate editors for this issue of the Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly through the college year by Iponte College students. The paper is entered at New York post office as second class matter and carries a subscription rate of 3.50 per year.
The Barnard Bulletin argues for free cuts as a practical liberty within social learning. It notes learning is social, questions using attendance to grade courses, and cites Radcliffe and Barnard experiments showing better attendance. It cautions against abuse and favors end-term polls for evaluation.
Barnard launches Religion 14 A Symposium: The Interpreters of Life with Professor John Dillenburger directing. Lectures cover Homer Dante Milton and Bunyan with future talks on Shakespeare and Love and Forgiveness in Shakespeare. The course aims to expose students to worldviews and enduring themes in great works.
A History Department conference examined the erosion of the Romantic belief in individual liberty. Speakers argued modern life favors pragmatic utility over abstract rights, noting propaganda and market forces challenge self evident truths and oversoul concepts.
At the history conference the Saturday session showcased three parts of movement based entertainment directed by Naomi Loeb 751. Kathleen Collins 52 presented Rebel lion in Heaven with non interpretive movement enhancing acting while Bar nard alumna and Dance News editor Winthrop Palmer urged subordination of word and movement. Marguerite Maier 52 sang Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child to accompany Carol Lenin 50 dance interpreting the American Negro’s struggle for freedom. An early American drama was interpreted in modern dance by Dance Group with original music by Carolyn Phillips, impressing Palmer who may back a Choregraphy Workshop production.
WKCR the Columbia station invites Barnard College students to apply as script writers actresses and typists Lowell Akiron says scripts will be critiqued and acted parts are in demand Ham ilton Hall office To participate leave a note at the station The station airs Columbia home games play by play and hosts sets like Tops in Bop and Kings Crown Concert Hall with Midnight Special and dedication requests UN 4 3200 Ext 808
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