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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1961
Page
1
College seeks broad input on expanding off campus housing, weighing dorm vs commuter needs, costs, and social mix. The Off campus Housing Committee questions policy feasibility, geographic distribution, and financial burden while urging informed student responses.
Columbia campus vocal group the Kingsmen perform casual a cappella numbers ranging from pop and folk to novelty parodies and Mountain Dew songs. Directed by William Elliot, they blend ten to fifteen members into lively harmonies with witty interludes and spontaneous rock and roll flourishes.
Performing With Style initiates new probates in its styles and selections. The Kingsmen have sung at Pamphratria and The Christmas Ball at Barnard, with benefit performances at area hospitals. Frank Kalibat says their vocal similarity hides a distinct personality and presentation.
Nancy Brooks announces the 1962 Junior Show with dates in late April and a January finale for casting. Writers Ruth Adams Susan Jordan Martha Williamson assisted by Anne Broderick Pat Michaelis. Joel Metz directs music by Bob Margolin Cynthia May production staff Susan Rosen Ruth Kaminsky Florence Waterman. Seek dancers musicians set designers publicity and committee members through Nancy Brooks.
The note explains a $600 Student Grant Program funded by the Undergraduate Association and President McIntosh for upperclassmen research projects with a multi step application path via faculty sponsors and committees. A second letter urges personal responsibility to prevent infractions of Barnard’s honor system by peers, emphasizing prevention over reporting and quoting the saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
The Liberte, the world’s fourth largest transatlantic liner, bids farewell in Seattle before becoming a floating hotel for the World’s Fair. A charity bazaar and raffle, including a motorboat named Liberte and a $30 dinner, supported the Lycee Francais of New York as the ship docked at Pier 88 before departure.
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