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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
2
Letter argues Bulletin should not judge plays from dress rehearsals only and urges clarifying the basis of reviews. It notes deadlines force previews of Friday and Saturday shows and defends reviewing writing, music, acting, and direction over technicalities, while acknowledging attendance may vary.
Gurfein and Mary Bridgeman compete for Honor Board seats while Miss Curtis serves as publicity chairman for Mortarboard and as Secretary Librarian of the Columbia University Chorus. Curtis notes the board will function as a student review body for honor code violations and consider extended applications in the coming academic year. She says the system’s success depends on individual student attitude.
The committee spokesman described public housing as considered but the present plan adopted. Mr Boden called environment the sole factor in labeling the area a slum and said Columbia University seeks only environmental improvement. The Save Our Homes Committee argued the university views residents as undesirable. Boden said no action would occur without strict adherence to state and city laws ensuring satisfactory housing for all families before work on the site.
The New York State Employment Service Camp Placement Unit reports excellent summer job opportunities in camps. Beginners can earn 100 to 150 dollars plus meals for eight weeks. experienced counselors 150 to 450 dollars per season. head counselors up to 750 dollars. Demand favors dramatics, outdoor crafts, and nature study, with group leaders for overnight camping. Applications are open for New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New England.
Jean Ricketts 54 defeated Marlene Ader 54 and Sandra Ury 54 for treasurer. Eileen Nitardy elected Secretary from a slate including Judith Lowe 55 and Annette Wilbois 55.
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