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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
1
About 300 parents attend a Barnard College orientation showcasing campus life. Miss Jean P. North plans a comprehensive program linking life work and play with faculty access in classroom and reception settings.
A campus letter questions Barnard College's plan to honor Queen Frederika of Greece with an honorary degree for the Seventy-fifth Anniversary. It argues the event should spotlight advancing women's higher education and honor individuals who have advanced the cause through formal or self-education.
Barnard College students and faculty express discontent with honoring Queen Frederika as the anniversary speaker citing lack of communication and questions about politics. They urge future honorees to better symbolize Barnard’s aims while noting Secretary of State Dean Rusk as the dinner speaker.
The Barnard Library weighs reserve book rules for holidays. A compromise would allow non last-copy reserves to circulate for the full vacation period while last copies stay in library to ensure at least one copy remains available. The goal is maximum library use during Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks with open hours few enough to manage.
Sharon Zukin presents a stage piece drawn from Duberman edited documents on the history of the Negro in America. Six actors perform 36 selections in two acts at Sheridan Square Playhouse, mixing humor and pathos to evoke two centuries of civil rights struggle.
Famed twenty one year old pianist Gary Towlen, a Columbia graduate, returns to town to perform at Town Hall on Sunday November 17 at 2 30 Tickets are at the box office 123 West Agrd Street The article outlines Towlen s early prodigy years and international plans with praise from Franz Walter of Journal de Geneve
The City University Board of Higher Education declines to censor Hunter College literary magazine Echo over alleged anti Catholic content. President Meng rejects punitive action for literary taste and vulgarity while acknowledging the play Midnight Mass drew criticism from campus groups.
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