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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1962

Page

4

Undergrad Association Proud of Revisions and Programs

Ruth Klein outgoing president of Undergrad credits a year of reforms and “house cleaning” at Barnard for constitutional revisions adopted in time for the incoming administration. Initiatives include broader participation in Arts Festival and national issue discourse while aiding Africa book drives and high quality theater productions.

Ruth Klein Miss Klein Africa Ward Banneid alWut~s

Second City on the Spot Improvised Yet Refined

The audience chosen ensemble coordinates their talents into a cohesive group with strong timing. They tackle topics of current political social and psychological import with clever wit. Though sometimes less successful in performance their improvised bits are refined and sharply critiqued.

Greatis

Peace Corps Film Set At McMillin Theater

A color film about the Peace Corps will be shown Tuesday afternoon March 20 at 4pm in McMillin Theater. The event is sponsored by Columba University Student Council and admission is free.

Peace Corps McMillin Theater Columba University Student Council Emade NBC

Dramatics Group Elects President and Officers

Camilla Tiiichien was elected president of Wigs and Cues at the Bar nard drama club meeting last Thursday. Barbara Becker and Jane Rolnick were named first and second vice presidents, Alice Tolk secretary, and Pamela Ween treasurer. The group plans to keep a varied repertoire including Ben Jonson Bartholomew Fair and a translated Yerma by Federico Garcia Lorca.

Camilla Tiiichien Wigs and Cues Barnard Drama Club Barbara Becker Jane Rolnick Alice Tolk Secretars Pamela Ween Treasure Timnchier Kenneth Jones Bartholomew Fair Frederico Gdlcta Lorca

Senior Awarded $2500 Germanic Fellowship

Judith Kusinitz will receive a $2500 fellowship from the Germanistic Society of America for Medieval German Literature study at the University of Munich from July through October. She plans to continue German studies and pursue college teaching in the future.

Judith Kusinitz Germanistic Society of Ameria University of Munith Miss Kusinitz

Morality of the Artist Explored By Dr Baxter

Dr. Annette K Baxter of the History Department presented a Noon Meeting discourse contrasting Henry James and Henry Miller. The talk argued public condemnation and market pressures threaten artistic integrity while highlighting censorship battles and the artist as a moral outsider. Professor John A Kouwenhoven will discuss The Fast Sentence of Moby Dick at this week's gathering.

Henry James Henry Miller Annette K. Baxter History Department United States Parent-Teachers Association Postmaster-General Baxter Mille Heny James John A Kouwenhoven

Class Meetings and Appointments Highlight Campus Updates

The article notes the presidental duties transfer from last Thursday with Miss Pitt to be discussed at tomorrow's Installation Assembly. Bonnie Menninger is named Greek Games Chairman by the Executive Committee with class approval. Matia De Domenico reveals 1964 class tings can be ordered in the Commuter Room March 26 to 28, 11 to 3, with a $5 deposit. prices range from 19 to 22 dollars. Discussion of the revised constitution shifts from freshmen class debate to a proposed amendment to the new constitution.

Miss Pitt Bonnie Menninger Matia de Domenico Jake

Erasmus Hall Students Tour Bulletin At CSPA Conference

Three Erasmus Hall High School students from Brooklyn visited the Bulletin office as part of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference on campus. Roselle Kurland editor in chief spoke on high school training in college journalism as the panel topic.

Hall High School Brooklyn Bulletin Columbia Scholastic Press Association Per. Roselle Kurland CSPA

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