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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1961
Page
1
Barnard College student produced bulletin published semi weekly during the college year. It notes postal registration details and a $4 annual subscription. The issue highlights include a high priestess E K True and a funds embessler SuSan B Coffer.
An editorial voice condemns undergraduates at Barnard for radicalism and meddling, lamenting the demise of tradition and urging representation reform. It skewers campus politics, calls for abolishing nomination discrimination, and rails against participation of students in governance amid a charged academic atmosphere.
A brief note extols editors and the staff for pursuing truth amid occult occurrences. Supporters urge courage and continued disciplined effort in the press.
Senor Infidele Castroil, a noted sugar magnate, attends the Barnard gym rally for Greek Games. He expresses awe at the spectacle, signs up on a plaza list, and hopes to align with Nike and the Greek Games organization, praising its apparent fulfillment and ideology.
A grateful note praises the swell students who attended the Conference Conference and the clean-up committee members Erica Woman, Franken Stein, Ruth Climb, Rachel Blair, and Chant Gregorian for their cooperation and niceness. The writer also critiques a previous Bulletin article about Professor Cavil Great subject and Chaucer in Transfusion.
A new drama titled In the Basement opens at the Sphinx Theatre produced by R. H. Macy. Vincent Price plays the floorwalker chasing Marilyn Dietrich through the hosiery section amid mob scenes and a kitchen drum solo. The show features a Hanya Holm ballet and a Beatrice Benedict style confrontation. The cast is praised and the production deemed a noble attempt to reflect life as it is.
A whimsical campus party at Barnard hosts a Ferris Booth Open House with dressy attire, tropical decor, and Bronx high school girls socializing. The narrator, a Columbia student, enjoys food and games, notices the sunlit room theme, and reflects on the event with playful confusion about wardrobe mishaps.
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