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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
2
Barnard College announces the semi weekly bulletin issued by students for the Barnard Community. Published during the college year except vacations and exam periods. Subscription rate is 3.50 per year and single copies cost 10 cents.
The Barnard P GSA endorses a new Committee on Publicity and General Student Activities to improve publicity and boost student involvement. It suggests moving Honor Board and Athletic Association Chairman nominations to the Nominations Assembly and opening vacancies to defeated candidates, with constitutional tweaks for open positions.
The Columbia Players present Not Fit to Print a twenty year first boy girl varsity show. Peggy Anne Gilcher leads as an ingenue with a strong supporting cast. Gerald Breslow and Don Schwarz deliver witty and polished numbers under David Rosen's direction. The 18 piece orchestra and cheriography elevate the production though the book and lyrics could use sharpening. Overall the show plays as good Varsity fare with room to improve.
A Barnard student fans the Brooklyn Dodgers while juggling English major duties. She laments professors who may not share her baseball passion and humorously juggles literary references with team woes as the pennant race heats up this September.
A reader laments high fear among Barnard students from campus target practice. The letter questions space constraints and suggests removing archery or insuring students if practice continues.
Priscilla Baly and Jackie Zelniker report on the Minor Latham Theatre Drama Workshop at Barnard. Dolph Sweet describes aims to train actors and create informed audiences while enabling production of summer stock and community drama. It follows Wigs and Cues and expands to a year by quarter program with four periods and plays led by students and faculty. The next show is Garcia Lorca The House of Bernard Alba running May 9 to 12 with future Workshop 3 and 4 plans to expand but keep two productions per year.
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