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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
1
The Barnard Forum article argues democracy rests on educated electorate and broader representation, while critics note the school already delegates functions to chosen bodies. It questions labeling faculty experts and defends the majority’s role in decisions about Political Council and Representative Assembly.
Joyce Lebois follows a reporter’s quest to uncover personal details about nurses at Dr. Nelson’s office amid resistance to publicity. Miss Louise Usher reveals a log cabin in St Pierre de Wakefield, Canada, fly fishing summers, and Ottawa roots after education at the University of British Columbia.
Dorothy Coyne interviews Francine Du Plessix winner of the Putnam prize. She argues a young writer must examine personal experience in first person form before analyzing others, combining self scrutiny with art aiming at cosmic matters.
Columbia University Chorus and Chamber Orchestra presented Michael Tippet's A Child of Our Time in America for the first time. Soloists Hazelepee Bruckheim Oberlin Dunlap Avshalomoff conducted noted issues with balance and intonation while praise was given to ensemble control and moving choral sections led by Avshalomoff.
Subway and Livingston lobby machines offer soups, candy, hosiery, books, cocoa, and even cigarettes for pennies. Invented in 1927, coin operated vending has surged to two billion units in 25 years with machines dotting the campus including cigarette machines and fruit options in Livingston and Livingst on lobby areas.
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