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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
2
Readers oppose the editorial on the Student Exchange arguing it offers value for participants but not a campus wide benefit. They note the program has not spurred greater activity after its extensive runs and call for a Student Opinion Committee poll on a possible Fourth Exchange or alternative programs for a year.
A student group urges reducing Proctors duties during exams arguing the Honor System should stand on student integrity. They oppose seating restrictions leaving books fronted and checking ladies rooms for contraband and demand Proctor tasks align with handbook principles.
Barnard Modern Dance Group presents Partita V with varied moods through imaginative choreography. Notable works include I Mouse by Judith Pinsof and Jeanne D Arc by Barbara Cleaves, with strong staging and lighting by Ellen Terry and commendable performances by Carla Rosen and Judy Senitzky.
Andrew Bauer debuts as author and co producer of an original three act academic comedy that spoofs campus life. The show opens tonight at Minor Latham Playhouse with Cornelia Ladas and Maureen Moran, Barnard graduates, assisting Bauer who is a Georgetown graduate and new to the theater.
Readers urge enforcement of overnight stays for unregistered guests in the Commuter Room while defending student needs. The letter condemns suspending the facility and calls for fair handling and possible rule enforcement. Additional items discuss sympathy for religious observance during exams and housing bulletins near Barnard with summer sublets.
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