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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1964
Page
1
Announcement describes semi weekly issues during the college year except vacations and exams. It lists Barnard College students as publishers and notes entry as second class matter October 19 1928 with New York postal service registration and a yearly subscription rate of five dollars.
The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs moves toward a Judiciary Board to handle disciplinary cases. It would allow the student to plead her case, call witnesses, and be judged by peers. Advocates say student judges understand pressures and context, with Assembly approval expected.
The article praises Mrs. Law, Barnard College registrar, for swift action to adjust exam administration despite late term suggestions. It notes the administration’s rigid procedures and lauds her ability to enact a workable solution immediately, despite the proposal’s cumbersome nature.
Ruth Meyerowitz reports on a Festival of the Arts program by a modern dance group. Two dramatic dances by Barbara Cleaves premiered Thursday noon with strong dancing and acting. Sara Rudner as no one and J Scott Rackham as anyone conveyed shared lines from e e cummings. Jeanne D Arc portrayed by Carla Rosen showed dramatic growth under Cleaves direction with mixed backdrop lighting. The program also featured Courante The Wall Shall We Dance Folksay and Sweet Betsy From Pike with Sophie Maslow and Carla Rosen leading a diverse set of dances and textures.
Miss Jimmye Kimmye will chair a Sunday panel on New York and Washington television about Courtship Marriage and Divorce. Panelists include Al Capp Judge Dorothy Kenyon Wardell Pomeroy Lotte Tarp and Gerald Frank in an informal yet serious discussion of modern relationships.
A reader denounces The Bulletin for inaccuracies in a Monet exhibit article and criticizes Miss Klein for superficial handling of works by Blumenfeld, Kissins, and Mary Billingsley. The letter urges better preparation, professional critique, and involvement of art historians.
A letters page from Juanita Clarke and Ellen Schneider reflecting on annual student exchange debates. They note renewed supporter voices each year while lamenting recurring criticisms.
Barnard students discuss whether Representative Assembly should seek student opinion on Honor Code changes and campus funding. In two cases Assembly bypassed polls, approving an emergency Social Committee grant for a Gay Nineties dance and funding a Bulletin editor’s on campus room, despite opposition to skipping student input.
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