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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
4
Letters argue for dual responsibility in reporting code violations, stressing student duty to act and balance with administration. They discuss prior practices, witness reporting, and the goal of preserving equal opportunity, while noting concerns about shifting authority away from students.
Walter H. Stingle of the Bronx has been elected president of WKCR for 1964 65. He will appoint four board members, takes office April 6, and previously served as WKCR news director for two years.
Miss Streng of the Physical Education Department releases the winners list for GG lyrics and music. Names of recipients are published by the department with no additional details provided.
Barnard College marks its 75th anniversary with the Festival of the Arts from April 22 to May 2 in Minor Latham Playhouse. Free noontime dramatic readings, short dance recitals and musical interludes expand the schedule alongside regular evening shows. The festival opens with Gilbert and Sullivan.
A survey of Armenian restaurant highlights features lamb entrees and a secret Balkan sauce with options for vegetarians including eggplant dishes and a Balkan dessert lineup. Barnard and Columbia events in late April include modern dance by the Barnard group directed by Janet Mansfield Soares, Browning Letters, Baroque concerts, and student performances led by Mr. Janes and others.
Miss Park argues Barnard could be the most intellectually demanding women’s college in the country. She envisions a sophisticated student body able to discriminate in taste and seeks to reduce vulgarity. She stresses finishing college and notes many dropouts occur after two years.
Miss Silverman notes the housing funding challenge as the main hurdle to a major dorm overhaul. She argues upgrading dorms, including Hewitt facilities with hot showers, would improve student living conditions and reduce dissatisfaction.
Doris Speare notes mixed reception as White Rose and Red opens to three very good and two not so good reviews from five daily papers. Public interest lingers over the play and its portrayal of Shakespearean themes in a modern setting.
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