16 Mar 1959
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1959
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly bulletin lists Myrna Neuringer Paula Eisenstein and Jean Rosenberg as part of the student staff for the current academic year. The publication notes its post office entry date and subscription details.
AYA drives at Barnard and Columbia mobilize funds and activities for neighborhood youths. Events include April outings to Barnard Camp and United Nations visit, free theatre passes, a SAC movie program, a benefit concert at McMillin Theatre, and a January to April carnival and wrestling attendance, totaling over 1400 dollars from a term drive. Paulina Ruvinska, pianist, helps the benefit.
The Spectator notes the old Editorial Board's departure and welcomes a new staff across the street. It condemns past editorial decline and hopes the fresh blood will lift the paper. The editorial farewell urges readers to ring out the old and cheer the new era.
A magazine review critiques Rosellen Brown and other writers. It praises Brown’s Haiku discussion but questions depth. It finds Degas commentary weak and Susan Goldhor’s tale strongest. The piece offers mixed judgments on Klein and Pollack with cautious conclusions.
Alexander King, Channel 13’s elder wit, blends Jack Paar and Jean Shepherd styles. He shares life stories with warmth and sharp insight, critiquing human foibles in a temperate voice that stings. He loves life from drug-addled jazz tales to bold biographical anecdotes.
Letter writers correct figures on Junior Show attendance and ticket purchases, note SAC has provided 40 free passes for A YA while more seats are unavailable. Another letter argues for reevaluation of Barnard's loan funds and aid policies, citing Barnard Policy on Financial Aid and the need for clearer rules on reapplication and assistance for underclass students.
A Spring survey shows 82 percent of Barnard dorm residents oppose changing the meal plan while 18 percent want radical modification. Barnard has unused loan funds and will not take more until proven to be used. Questions arise about no curfew for Barnard undergraduates and the absence of a dorm counselor at Kings Crown versus other colleges with counselors.
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