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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
1
Action gains official campus status after Executive Committee approval. The group plans a Term Drive to aid seasonal workers in the South whose unemployment checks were withheld for voter registration efforts. Despite earlier fears, supporters call this an auspicious beginning for on campus activity.
A critical essay argues fall-out shelter signs on houses of worship clash with exterior aesthetics. The piece compares shelter signs to Halloween imagery, condemns their taste and notes defenders ignore architectural intent, urging art for art’s sake over pragmatic sheltering.
The author proposes Columbia and NSA consider rejoining the National Student Association, offering friendly guidance and mutual assistance in the decision. The suggestion echoes past camaraderie between the groups and invites NSINSA to reflect on options.
Elsinore, the 69th Varsity Show, opens Thursday May 9 at 7 30 in Wollman Auditorium. Howard Kissel Rory Butler and Alan Greengrass created the script songs and lyrics. The spoof parallels Hamlet with a kaleidoscopic view of the musical stage. Cast includes Brooke Maddux Richard Goldwasser Camilla Trinchieri Ken Haas Rita Stein. Performances run Thursday Friday Sunday 7 30 and Saturday 8 30. Tickets 1 00 to 2 00 at Ferris Booth Hubbard Office.
A debut play Henderson by Andrew Bauer debuts at Minor Latham Playhouse to laughter and praise for sharp campus wit. The cast delivers strong performances as Henderson and faculty, though some casting critiques and overlong philosophy monologues temper the satire.
A letter from the Honor Board urges Barnard students to follow library rules during exam time. It outlines closed and open reserve book procedures, recall policies, and signing requirements, noting fines for unauthorized removal and stressing individual responsibility to uphold the spirit of the honor system on campus.
An artist roams across levels of thought in two new children’s books by Robert Pack and Nora Langner The Forgotten Secret and Then What Did You Do both praised for artful verse and polished illustration The duo plan a third title How to Catch a Crocodile due next year Retaining distinctive style the pair blend sombre and gay tones with Langner’s drawings central to the charm
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