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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
1
The Bernard Bulletin announces a pause in its issues until April 11 citing unspecified reasons. The note adds a caution about April fools, suggesting continued lighthearted commentary despite the suspension.
A student bulletin argues against mixed housing at Columbia College. It contends the administration abandons parental duties by allowing male visitors in women’s dorms and calls for removing men from female dorms and vice versa. The piece mocks mixed company and insists dorms are not homes and life will endure without it.
A spoof review touts Brando as Dr Albert Schweitzer and Jayne Mansfield as his native assistant in a jungle epic filled with absurdity. Elvis walker out, Donald Duck sings, and a chorus of dancing needles and surreal stunts punctuate the overblown tale. Reserved seats advertised for spring 1973.
Barnard students stage a post vacation sculpture display in the dormitory. The largest piece, Cloud, a soapstone mushroom by M Kryptic, has no political meaning. Other works include Omnivision by an anonymous artist and A Study by B Lanolin using park elements.
Erica Lady editor in chief of Focus urged the new Activities Council to deny funds for the coming year citing a dearth of material. She said college writing is junk and students should study. She argued mass creativity is not needed and noted the Kings Crown office refused funds for Columbia Review.
A reader protests Barnard student unrest praising spring sunlight over library study urging petitions to ban Spring. The letter laments distractions and encourages a club named ACT ION to defend Barnard traditions while noting inclusivity irony.
Breck, newly named chairman of the Honor Board, faces a reported dishonesty case during a German exam. A minor student allegedly said "Gesundheit" to a sneezing classmate. Breck declined further comment as the Bulletin notes the issue.
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