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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
1
Barnard students circulate a petition opposing tuition on New York City Colleges urging student body signatures to preserve free higher education in the city. The call notes NYC’s 114 year tradition of free education and warns tuition could bar qualified students from college.
A student note criticizes Columbia Administration for granting open houses for men to entertain female guests with a panty raid caveat. It compares Columbia to Barnard and urges equal, mature handling of dormitory visits.
The Nominations Assembly last Tuesday drew at least 150 students and produced several new candidates for student government. The event marked a promising start for the Undergraduate Association's revised system, though lacking publicity from the Student Council and Rep. Assembly. We hope the momentum continues.
Wigs and Cues presents Richard II with imagination and bold production. Keith Mann's Richard sways as a villain with graphic flourishes while Kenneth Jones reinterprets the women as a chorus of Furies and the cast, notably Carol Dooley and Elizabeth Berliner, deliver compelling performances.
The Play of Elche, a 14th century Spanish mystery drama, will debut in America at Columbia University Chapel March 24 and 25, directed by Kenneth Jones. Saint Paul’s choir under Yves Tinayre will perform with actors mime to the text as part of the University Festival of the Arts.
Letter argues against Governor Rockefeller's tuition proposal, warning it harms access to higher education. It cites 114 years of free city colleges, risks of part time work, potential dropout, and long term societal and professional impacts. The writer calls for voter awareness and action.
A new limited edition on campus, Potpourri, is the Russian Department magazine written entirely in Russian by students. It aims to help Russian students express themselves creatively through original poems and themes and may be issued every two weeks with future contributions welcome from the student body.
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