Re Policy Making Bulletin Charter Debate Editorial
The letter argues the power to charter should stay with the Representative Assembly and suggests a standing committee to handle charters, renewals, and withdrawals. It questions Student Council's interpretation of the constitution and cites Interfaith Council's eight members to challenge whether proper chartering requirements are met, framing this as policy making tied to the charter system.
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Alma Mater Hymn Sought as Barnard Alma Mater Again
Barnard students urge reconsideration of last year’s Hymn as the college alma mater. They praise its poetic words and high melody and note prior recognition as a college song, urging administration to reopen the contest this year.
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Barnard Alumna Jane Wyatt Stars in The Autumn Garden
Jane Wyatt, an 82 Barnard alumna, stars in Lillian Hellmans The Autumn Garden hoping for a Pulitzer. The cast notes the summer to fall run could influence the award, with Mr Frederic March headlining and Florence Eldridge on the same bill. Wyatt recalls Barnard days, Wigs and Cues, and a career shaping choice to leave college for the stage.
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Budding Politicos Interview Congressmen and Local Figures
New York politicians open up to student interviewers from Louise B. Gerrard’s American government class. Earl Brown explains Harlem tax exemption issues, Adam Clayton Powell pledges strong Negro rights support, Stanley Isaacs notes youth leadership potential, Yonkers Mayor Kristensen voices RP views and racetrack support. All say they dislike the label but welcome others to be called politicians.
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Come Down Daniel gives a bold musical fantasy at Brander Matthews
Raymond Weil stages a fantasy from the Apocryphal Susannah and the Elders from May 9 to 12 at Brander Matthews Theatre. Incidental music by General Studies instructor Albert Rivett blends Greek Egyptian Persian and Jewish influences to evoke Babylonian atmosphere amid a tight Columbia drama department setup featuring a prepared piano and limited orchestral resources.
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Soaring Mercury Brings Out Barnard Campus Life
The rising heat prompts classes under the willow and outdoor lectures on philosophy. Students and professors mingle with squirrels on the North Lawn as spring activity bursts forth, with occasional golf shout and tennis balls in the background. A Columbia student was bitten by a squirrel while offering nuts, prompting a Barnard medical visit and a note that Barnard has protectors beyond the campus wall.
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