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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1962
Page
1
Barnard College student newspaper announces subscription rate four dollars per year and lists editor in chief Roselle Kurland and business manager Marsha Rubin with publication details and mailing status in New York.
A year marked by Reid Hall opening and the first Barnard Student Handbook. Greek Games tied the Classes of 1963 and 1964. Proctors and Activities Council foundations formed. Several committees saw success while Audio Archives failed to materialize. The new administration takes office tomorrow.
Students are urged to donate books for a daily sale next week to raise funds for shipping volumes to the University of Nigeria. The effort, originally from Barnard, aims to meet a post vacation deadline and boost library access.
Sincere well wishes are sent to Dr Henry S Sharp chairman of the Geology Department after he was suddenly taken ill last week. Expressions of personal concern come from students and faculty urging his speedy recovery.
The Second City repertory company brings improvisation and satire to Greenwich Village at Square East. Co producer Howard Alk outlines Chicago origins and cabaret influences while performers discuss activity dynamics and immediate reflection of day to day problems.
A Barnard reader critiques student government publicity and candidate involvement, recounting sparse notices and unclear postings about interviews. The letter also cites criticism of March 7 liberal rally coverage at St Nicholas Arena, noting omitted speakers and endorsements from Humphrey Winters McCarthy Ryan and others.
Martha Clark a Barnard junior from Newton Kansas rises as a leading soprano soloist. She moved from teaching to singing and cites New York opportunities including solo work with the Contemporary Baroque Ensemble Columbia Collegium Musicum and Columbia Chorus. She will sing Brahms Requiem March 24 with the Columbia Chorus and Quech estra and perform Rubbra Crucifixus Pro Nobis at Riverside Church March 25.
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