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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1960
Page
1
Publication notice states semi weekly issues by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community with second class mail status from Oct 19 1928. Editor in Chief Janet M Gregory and Business Manager Judy Deutsch listed for the newspaper.
Barnard seen as embarrassed by two low turnouts to major events one week before election day and an April 5 talk by Barbara Ward. Critics urge smaller rooms and careful timing rather than compulsory attendance, warning against coercion and focusing on engaging speakers and relevant topics.
A fragmentary reflection compares modern presidential campaigning to tribal selection by endurance. It notes the candidate challenge across fifty states and vast lands, arguing physical stamina once mattered but now a broader test involves pressures beyond sheer fitness.
The Thursday forum between Senator Keating and Mr. Finletter shows repeated charges and partisan framing on defense, growth, civil rights, and prestige. The piece argues voters are fed selective facts, with insufficient context, and that both candidates lack the requisite qualities of a president amid heated campaigning.
A period piece notes Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson campaigning as a Theocratic Party candidate. He envisions world kingship and universal peace by miracle, citing past peace efforts in Haiti Guatemala and Costa Rica. His platform includes church state union, tax abolition, and a global utopian living standard.
Aurelio Diaz performs at Town Hall on November 9 and Richard Dyer Bennet at Town Hall on November 12. Brooklyn hosts Bernstein and Ferras in Bach concert, Liszt and Mozart pieces featured by Horszowski at Kaufmann Hall. Carnegie Hall hosts Samson Francois on November 11.
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