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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1964
Page
2
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students to serve the Barnard Community. Entered second class matter Oct 19 1928 at New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription rate five dollars per year.
The memo to dormitory students states no suspensions have occurred for excess overnights and notes that talking with girls staying out long hours is not new as permissions can be withheld per parental forms. It argues that clear criteria define good judgment and urges explicit standards for acceptable dormitory behavior.
Barnard College students number 1500, urging a summer stint registering voters in Fayette County Tennessee. The Freedom Singers host a McMillin Theater concert on Wednesday April 1 to raise funds with a 1.50 admission and call for support through donations.
Columbia College presented a campus concert Saturday evening March 14 at 8 30 with the Columbia University Chorus and Chamber Chorus directed by Assistant Professor Peter Flan ders. The program included two new works by chorus members Louis Weingarden and Daniel Paget and featured Janet Frank as solo cellist in Weingarden’s piece. Also performed were Bach Motet and Brahms Zigeunerlieder, Stravinsky Mass, two brass works, Purcell Music for Queen Mary II and Sydemen Brass Quartet. Admission was free.
Four nights of Federico Garcia Lorca drama unfold at Minor Latham Playhouse March 18 to 21. A 23 student cast leads with June Emery as the Mother and Eliza Berliner as the Bride, with tickets at $1.50 and reservations by UN 5 4000 ext 2300.
The Joline Collection of Antique Instruments at Barnard College features nine instruments and several fourteenth century manuscripts in original boards, displayed in the College Parlor guarded by Do Not Touch signs. Presented in 1923 by Mrs. Adrian Joline, the collection highlights a green and gold harpsichord and a clavichord from the early sixteenth century, with an octavina noted.
A Barnard dormitory group criticizes President Park for not meeting an ad hoc committee seeking changes to sanctions for social infractions. They cite widespread dorm opposition, lack of Dorm Exec action, and delayed response as signs of poor communication and potential administration reluctance to listen.
In a letter to the editor the Arts Festival Committee thanks coverage of events and argues Barnard lacks a proper gallery. They note the James Room is distant and dorm lobby displays fail to showcase student art, urging a dedicated exhibition room for 1964.
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