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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1952
Page
1
Columbia notes Ike's NH win, suggesting he could be a strong nomination contender though he did not campaign publicly. The piece urges Eisenhower to brief the NATO defense task and seek to be relieved of command to pursue a formal presidential bid rather than await a draft.
The Barnard curriculum plans an interdepartmental major in British Civilization and a special study program in American Civilization. These changes aim to integrate social studies and broaden opportunities for freshmen and sophomores.
A playful verse extols spring as the season of sniffles on campus. It centers on a mighty germ dwelling in the human body and its mischievous spread of strange diseases. The poem teases the reader with questions about infection and health.
Miss Margaret D. Meek, a visiting English teacher and Senior Page Scholar, tours Barnard College to compare U S and British schooling. She observes classrooms, notes broader American curricula, and plans visits to Denver, California, Salt Lake City, and Washington, D C while praising Barnard’s friendliness and alumni generosity.
Frederic Morton’s novel portrays Iris Leavis a Hunter College graduate from the Bronx facing the asphalt city as she pursues editor roles and a romance with Ergon Biml. The work traces her schemes failed aims and the eventual realization that experience and compromise define life.
A near perfect Blood Wedding production by Wigs and Cues presents a unified tragedy focusing on mother daughter and wife roles. Marion Magid Catherine Rosendaal and Rael Isaacs command dramatic intensity amid translation quirks and restrained stage silence. David Gerstein yields a powerful father figure as the center to the ensemble.
The Princeton University Band brings a 55 member group to Barnard gym for a program featuring Vaughan Williams English Folk-Song suite El Trompo Villa-Lobos and Royal Fireworks Music. The concert includes a Princeton song medley and a New York premiere Variations on a Familiar Theme referencing Yale Boola Boola. Tickets are free from 12 to 1 through Jake this week or the Student Affairs Office.
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