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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1960
Page
3
Carol Van Buskirk, a Government major, was elected Senior Class President at Barnard College. Her platform calls for reform in government, arts, and community service, expanding the Arts Festival, reorganizing student groups, supporting thesis work, and strengthening ties with alumni and placement offices.
Freshman and sophomore classes plan meetings to re nominate and trim presidential candidates to three following findings that recent narrowing down was unconstitutional. The Undergraduate Association risks delaying dorm officer elections as a result while Ruth Segal defends student rights and constitutional protections.
Professor W. T. H. Jackson argues realism is largely avoided in medieval lit for satire against the corrupted church. He highlights Arthurian Romances as the defining ideal, contrasting Beowulf and Tristan and Isolde in their notions of balance, virtue, and self sacrifice.
The Barnard College Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Gondoliers with four evening shows March 23 24 25 26 at 8 30 pm and a 2 30 pm matinee March 25 at Minor Latham theater The cast features Cornelia Ladas Elizabeth Betty Mandy Whalen Kathleen Preston with Columbia students Hayden Ward Laughlin McDonald Barry Wood and David Bender An all student orchestra will be conducted by Anne Midownik Tickets are 1 75 for the Wednesday show only.
Dr. Chukeo Fujisawa of the New School lectured on The Ideals of East and West at the first Bar nard East West Association meeting held in the College Parlor on Friday March 11. Officers were elected Kaoru Matsumura president Marion Brown vice president Amy Yoshikami recording secretary Roberta Kinsler corresponding secretary Phyllis Dickstein treasurer. Fujisawa urged mutual understanding to supplement East and West with exchange of knowledge to avoid cultural and mental disintegration amid technological progress. He noted Japan’s push of western technology while recognizing flaws in both sides. The talk highlighted the Horizontalization of the Human Mind and the one sided nature of intellect.
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