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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
1
Barnard College announces its semi weekly bulletin published by students throughout the term with vacations and exams noted. It lists editorial and business staff including Editor in Chief Jacqueline P. Zelniker and Business Manager Phyllis Margolis.
The plan proposes a nine to twelve member council to coordinate all campus publicity. It would control publications and space, set schedules, and coordinate with the College Activities Office and public outlets. A rotating member would handle Greek Games and Term Drive.
Professors Moore and Boorse discuss radiation health effects and the risks of fallout from nuclear testing. They emphasize gene changes, tissue injury, and the potential long term impact, while noting natural background radiation and varying doses. The piece also covers detection methods for underground and underwater explosions and calls for credible inspection systems and agreements with the Russians.
Jan Burroway's Garden Party is a three act Eve versus Snake drama presented by Drama Workshop. Carole Satrina shines as Eve, Ira Rubin creates a believable Snake, Dolph Sweet plays God with mixed impact, and Ted Holcombe stands out in key scenes. Sets and costumes by Jane Thornton Janet Lotz and Maureen Maran receive praise.
A Barnard student comments on a petition urging signatories to oppose tests and actions in the war, questioning whether the United States has sent troops or weapons abroad and expressing disillusionment with leadership. The letter reflects wartime public sentiment.
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