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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
1
A university editorial argues the Vietnam conflict rests on idealistic versus realpolitik views. It urges responsible debate and constructive suggestions, noting blame should not fall solely on Johnson or past administrations and calls for an eventual, well argued withdrawal.
The article traces New York theater district shifts from 14th Street to uptown, noting Met Opera House on 39th 40th Streets and later venues like Ziegfeld Follies era stages. It highlights the Palace at 47th Broadway, Sophie Tucker and Sarah Bernhardt anecdotes, and Lincoln Center's emergence 66th Street with Vivian Beaumont Theater. It predicts more changes after the Palace's new year renovation and return to cinema.
The writer states withdrawal is justified only when Communist influence is fully annihilated in South Vietnam. Premature exit, he warns, risks future battles against Communists in the Philippines.
A letter questions whether the library still operates under the Honor System and raises concerns about unproctored exams. The writer asks if the library can provide reliable access to books and exams, noting fear of unavailable resources. Name withheld upon request.
A student letter criticizes U S policy in Viet Nam arguing against escalation and cites Geneva accords. It contrasts democracy versus communism and urges steadfast action to defend freedom, noting U S symbolism and UN statements.
A review of Wigs and Cues staging of John Dos Passos USA Revue mockery. It follows J Ward Morehouse a rising opportunist who marries into wealth and uses ad copy and ads to gain status, while weighing America’s values.
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