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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
1
The South court at Barnard College will be named Helen Goodhart Altschul Court in a June 2 ceremony honoring alumna and trustee Mrs. Frank Altschul. The dedication plaque marks landscaping funded by her gifts and recognition of her long service on the board.
Joel Berger was elected president of the Young Democrats at a May 4 meeting, succeeding Frank Baiff who resigned. New officers include first co president Feri Flam, second VP Carlet Carl, recording secretary Fé Colignon, corresponding secretary Frances Mueller, treasurer Barry Ernsdorf, and Irene Sharp on the Executive Board.
Kissel Show by Howard Kissel 64C opens Spring Weekend tonight at 7 30 in Wollman Auditorium. Columbia Players stage Il Troubleshooter 8 30 tomorrow night Saturday and Sunday. Spring Carnival starts 9 p m Saturday with dorm curfew 3 30 a m. Pamphhratria booths line College Walk. post carnival parties follow.
Penny Lipkin requests manuscripts from juniors interested in writing for next year’s Junior Show. Any show type will be reviewed by the script committee chaired by Candy Brancato. Submit scripts now or finish them over the summer and send to Lipkin by October 1.
The Barnard College panel plans a noon Thursday meeting to discuss Dr Strangelove with professors Lekachman Brustonson and Brustein as featured critics. The session aims to broaden discourse beyond lectures and involve Barnard and Columbia voices for next year.
Betty Friedan argues suburban life dehumanizes women and confines them to homemaking. She cites advertising and daytime TV as perpetuating the feminine mystique, urging women to engage with the broader world beyond isolated houses.
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