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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
8
Letters discuss a museum expansion noting the sculpture garden at the top of a staircase as a highlight. Readers urge readers to explore the museum fully, including the old garden, and enjoy the new facility.
Roper says the backlash and center lash votes blur issues in this year’s campaign. He notes a potential real choice between responsible conservatism and liberalism, but doubts it will occur this year. He cites Democrats for Goldwater as a smaller group than Republicans for Johnson.
At a 616 lounge meeting about student government, Marilyn Ross was named to lead a proposed joint council. About 150 of 200 residents attended as a plan to elect floor representatives and form a ten member council to oversee lateness appeals and campus matters was discussed.
Mrs Shriver argues she is an American at heart noting her family has lived in the area over twenty years. She described her ties to New York Maryland and Illinois as official residence locations while speaking at Barnard’s Women in Politics exhibit. The event was sponsored by Pepsi Cola PR and featured Keating’s candidacy with booths from Republicans Democrats and the League of Women Voters.
Students wear buttons for the first time in 1960, with many sporting multiple styles since mid September. Goldwater supporters avoid repeating comments while stickers crowd guitar cases and cars due to a single license plate allowance.
Robert Adams assesses Sir Charles writings and Corridors of Power while A H Raskin surveys labor conflict between Joseph Curran and Paul Hall. The Atlantic monthly showcases top voices, blending entertainment with sharp cultural and political insight for discerning readers.
Trinity College in Hartford confronts a clash between a new ban on alcoholic beverages at all undergraduate functions and Connecticut liquor laws. A student protest and a proposed Senate resolution seek a workable approach for 257 sober students while many undergraduates remain underage.
All applications for Student Exchange delegates and sponsors are due today. Submit to Brigid Shanahan via Student mail.
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