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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1960
Page
1
Barnard College students publish the Barnard Bulletin semi weekly during the college year excluding vacations to serve the Barnard community with campus notices and updates.
Barnard juniors face time and interest constraints for the mandatory physical education course. The Curriculum Committee hosts a poll predicting the student body will favor reducing the gym requirement to two years as third-year students decide their majors and activities.
Post mortem on Camus Caligula notes a strong production with Kenneth Haigh scoring a triumph in the title role. The nine day run at the 54th Street Theatre ended amid mixed critical reaction as critics praised acting and design but questioned the play's appeal.
A book reviews Meyer Berger's love affair with New York through his descriptive color writing and human interest stories. It notes Berger’s impact at the Times, his humorous takes on New York’s characters, and the city seen through his eyes in Our Town Open Letter.
Barnard College catalogs describe geology as a broad field linking earth structure history and life records to many careers. Professor Henry S. Sharp notes graduates can work in industrial research museums education or government surveying and map publishing. He urges physics chemistry math and foreign languages for grad study and highlights plentiful fellowships and assistantships.
The fifth annual In Brief show by Columbia Law Revue packed variety and speed with satire on contemporary issues. Standout sketches Right Right and Stool Pigeons drew laughs, while Ralph Ellis and Maggi Brust impressed with quick multi role work. The cast performed a Eliot Waste Land musical finale and an opening Charleston inspired number.
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