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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1953
Page
1
The Representative Assembly weighs re affiliating with the National Student Association. The piece argues NSA is strong and useful but Barnard has suffered from low student interest and regional activity. It suggests improved publicity and elected delegates to boost Barnard’s NSA value.
In a detailed rebuttal, a reader challenges BULLETIN on accuracy. The letter insists Dr Weltfish faced tenure changes after an up or out rule and argues she was not kept for department head requests. It denies political motives and questions the reporting method.
The 59th annual Columbia Varsity Show titled The Shape of Things delivers laughs despite a tangled plot. Casts led by James Austin and John Flint deliver strong comic moments with clever dialogue and a standout burlesque number by Austin and the Pony Chorus.
The Riverside Building near Riverside Church and Grant's Tomb has a long past from a WWI era bomb shelter built by Mrs. Mary Anna Fitz-Gerald to a nursing home deeded to St. Luke's Hospital, later purchased by Barnard College. Now housing offices and classrooms, it houses a poodle, archery gear, and faded plans for a larger Barnard complex.
Barnard Community appeals to students to donate old buttons beads ribbons and lace to build a costume collection for the Minor Latham Theatre project. Professor Lucyle Hook invites donations from faded keepsakes to dress a distinguished restored heroine and premiere an unpublished Restoration play.
A vivid tour of noon dining in Manhattan highlights Le Steak de Paris on 48th Street offering 95 cent lunches with optional wine for 20 cents, Mercurio on 52nd Street with Italian fare priced higher at lunch, and Salad Bowl on Seventh Avenue for low calorie options.
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