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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1960
Page
2
Publication note from Barnard College weekly student paper outlines publication cadence and office details. It lists editor in chief Janet M. Gregory and business manager Judy Deutsch with 1928 postal registration and annual subscription rate of four dollars.
Barnard students praise the Representative Assembly for handling publicity issues with orderly procedure. The editorial notes a small turnout of 300 to 400 and acknowledges the press’s power in shaping opinion while questioning coverage of four teen Wilson scholars.
Barnard Awakening Today Bulletin previews the first of two Political Supplements ahead of the November presidential election. It notes debates may skip controversial issues and urges student voters to engage, informing themselves on defense foreign aid agriculture and education policies affecting life.
The Wollman Auditorium opening featured a Columbia festival program of modern dance under Jan Stockman. Dorothy Wei and Emily Fowler performed a spiritual piece with Ellen Frye’s singing, Carolyn Atlas explored Graham technique in two abstract studies, and John Wilson wowed with Domestic Suite and comic mime. The days of week pieces fell short on stage compared to other works.
Geology 2 groups led by Professor Henry S Sharp and Miss Jane Lancaster toured the country for hands on study. Students joked about signs along the Hudson River noted rest rooms and crinoid stems amid impressions of native residents and a Marlon Brando lookalike driver.
A student narrator recounts finding their gym teacher Brunhilde on the library roof. Archery targets perch on the new roof court area while lines mark tennis badminton and volleyball spaces. The teacher explains the court colors and warns of one way traffic to avoid arrows.
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