Bulletin Schedule Change For Election Day Holiday
The bulletin will not be published this Thursday November 8 due to the Election Day holiday. The next issue will be published on Monday November 12.
05 Nov 1962
Page 1
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1962
Page
1
The bulletin will not be published this Thursday November 8 due to the Election Day holiday. The next issue will be published on Monday November 12.
The report urges immediate creation of a commuter room at Barnard to serve students who cannot live in dorms. It suggests dedicating a room in dormitory 616 for daily commuter use or allowing cots in another student’s room, noting roommates distract from study and late library use.
The Long Line Bulletin backs bringing pegs back to Student Maul mail. It notes pegless systems slow distribution. Proposes a new procedure with pegged students checking mail during rush first fifteen minutes each hour and non pegged students during the last 45 minutes.
The Library of Speech Recordings in Room 803 Business adds Allen Ginsberg Reads Howl and Other Poems and other recent acquisitions including Coriolanus with Burton Tandy Haigh. Ezra Pound reading his poetry and more. Listening hours are Mon 3 6 p m Tue 2 4 p m Wed 7 9 p m Thu 2 4 p m.
Cassandra Comments calls Barnard to imitate Vassar by forming a touch football group, citing The Wash Bowl and recruiting from nearby schools. It envisions Barnard at Baker Field and imagines playful, eye catching coverage of campus games to boost sports involvement.
Two letters respond to Barnard and Columbia interaction in Ferris Booth Hall. Carles Castle defends Barnard groups as welcome in FBH and urges student outreach, while Nick Laurence criticizes negative views of Barnard students and praises casual meetings and cross campus friendship.
Carnegie Hall hosts the Twentieth Century Innovations concert series directed by Gunther Schuller on November 8 featuring Milhaud and Stravinsky works. Paul Taylor Dance Company performs at Hunter College with six modern pieces and world premieres. The Bitter End presents Woody Allen and The New World Singers in Greenwich Village with a live LP recording of ballads and spirituals.
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