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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
4
The piece reviews Operation Match a computerized dating service by Compatibility Research Inc. It notes a $3 fee for a form driven test asking about background beliefs and preferences. The reporter finds the office closed with clutter and beer cans, suggesting skepticism about the venture’s value.
Gifts totaling 1100 establish the Helen Marie Carlson French Prize Fund by the Barnard Board of Trustees on October 18. The prize honors former French department member Helen Carlson and funds a yearly award for the best third year French composition from Winter and Spring classes. Instructors select papers from French 5 courses, then a French department committee judges them. One award covers fall and spring terms, presented late in spring.
The article lists numerous juniors named to the Dean's List including Isabella Blumenstock as top in the class for a second year. It also notes last year's freshmen with seventeen achievers on the Dean's List and names additional students across several cohorts and families.
The production traces three decades centered on World War I and the stock crash era, featuring An nette Oliver as principal narrator and a cast including Christopher Goldsmith Linda Rein and Rosemary Shevlin. The show balances dramatic life stories with period design and lively dancing.
Students may display any art form from prints to sculpture on the third floor of Barnard Hall. Contact class presidents Orah Saltzman 69 Judy Sollosi 68 Deanné Shapiro 67 Nancy Cowles 66 to participate.
A Vietnam era letter defines freedom as honest expression without fear and personal judgment. It argues against appeasement, warns of wider communist conquest, and challenges war protesters with five pointed questions about peace talks, government, and neutral options.
Dean David B. Truman of Columbia College argues lines between suburbia and downtown blur as inequality grows. He says metropolitan governments should stop treating other units as rivals and pursue conscious collaboration and mutual assistance to address interdependence.
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