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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1961
Page
1
The Undergraduate Association faces a tight budget as incomes hold steady while costs rise. Emergency allotments and a $1000 withdrawal from savings strain solvency, pushing leaders to consider raising the Student Activities Fee to sustain services and publications.
Students prepare for the end of term as exams approach and papers near due dates. The campus empties as lawns parks and library steps grow quiet signaling a three and a half month summer break for all.
Barbara Friedman 62 will join a summer Crossroads Africa exchange to build a school near a Catholic mission in French Togoland. The project aims to foster values exchanges between American and African youths, with lectures planned on her return to detail culture and insights.
The Spanish Club festival featured a lighthearted puppet show La Mordida directed by Electa Arenal de Rodriguez with Drs Eugenio Florit Margarita Da Cal and Laura Garcia Lorca among the performers. Students displayed talents in Spanish speaking and acting while Victoria Ortiz Brianda Domecq and Frances Holden delivered standout performances in the farce Arlequin Mancebo De Botica.
Readers discuss support for Adult Youth Association and the Barnard expansion program. Community letters praise AYA efforts to engage teens in Morningside Heights and urge generous donations to sustain youth outreach and keep local youngsters from trouble. The article outlines 1955 site committee goals for increasing enrollment to 1500, expanding library and classroom facilities, boosting financial aid, and raising faculty salaries to 1964 goals, with projects like Lehman Hall and Helen Reid Hall in progress.
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