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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly bulletin for the Barnard Community. It is entered as second class mail after October 19 1928 at the New York NY post office. Subscription is 3 50 per year with single copies at 10 cents.
The Committee on Publicity and General Student Activities proposes reforms to campus publicity and student election nominations. It recommends moving Honor Board and Athletic Association chair nominations to the Nominations Assembly and ensuring open positions remain for defeated candidates, amid fears of apathy.
The Columbia Players deliver a lively musical satire despite a diffuse plot centered on a city newspaper hustle. Performances by Milburn Smith, Carlotta Lief, Jerry Monroe, Renee Sessions, Barbara Anson, Betts McCormick, and Wendy Wis an elevate the production with style and energy under David Rosen. The 18 piece orchestra shines in numbers like There Comes a Time of Life, though the book and sex oriented humor limit the piece from loftier professional perfections.
A Barnard College student and English major balances Dodger fever with academic demands. The piece humorously vents about conflicting schedules, baseball knowledge, and professors' patience as the pennant race heats up, promising more chaos come September.
A letter to the editor laments campus safety at Barnard College citing fear among female students from Barnard Hall to Milbank and while seated in the jungle as an arrow injures a student. The writer suggests relocating target practice or requiring life insurance for all students.
Priscilla Baly and Jackie Zelniker profile the Minor Latham Theatre Workshop at Barnard. Dolph Sweet explains the program teaches drama fundamentals for intelligent audiences and professional paths, with four period studies and annual productions culminating in staged plays.
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