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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
1
Amid balloons and smiles the festival offered volleyball, dances, theater, and world cuisine from Spanish tacos to German coffee. Alumni crafts and handwriting analysis booths drew crowds while a Spring welcome sign urged ongoing unity beyond the events.
Muted by budget talks Barnard College mulls returning to a price based meal plan with one main course and two vegetables while keeping meal cards usable in McIntosh Hall. Kosher catering via the Seminary may remain, and Servomation will handle events though with reduced ease. Union talks on potential layoffs of retired part time Servomation workers proceed.
Ms. Smith states there will be no longer a Barnard College Food Service and thanks administration faculty staff students and alumni for support since she arrived in September 1955. She also expresses appreciation to the food service employees and describes the unit as a happy cooperative family.
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