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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
1
A memo argues for closer Dorm Exec and Rep Assembly cooperation and urges a joint judiciary with broad powers to oversee housing infractions. It calls for non credit hygiene lectures, evaluation of language labs funding, re assessment of the Vocational Conference, and improvements like hot water in Hewitt and dorm renovations.
Minor Latham Playhouse presented Frederico Garcia Lorca's Blood Wedding with a stark set and uneven performances. June Emery and Elizabeth Berliner delivered arresting, graceful portrayals while others faltered. Lighting and design aided mood, but inconsistency in quality marred the production overall.
Evy Grunfeld, freshman English major, edits an independent magazine by a law student group. She serves as Associate Editor for What Is a Beatle, a quick one week project featuring photos and copy on the Beatles. She touts literary aims but notes practical publishing experience and excitement in assembling the issue.
Morningside Heights hosts a Richard B. Conrad exhibit titled Citizens of Morningside Heights in James Room. The photos focus on daily life and children growth, showing games, music, street scenes, and quiet moments amid uneven display quality.
A reader corrects a Bulletin report on a speech about reform Democrats. The writer denies quoted phrases and clarifies that scholars doubt reform movement claims, stating reporters did not verify after the Noon Meeting and should have consulted him.
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