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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
1
A Barnard critique argues the required two credit hygiene class for freshmen is an unnecessary cookbook course. It claims students already learn body and mind basics elsewhere and that sex liquor and narcotics warnings should come via non credit lectures in physical education.
Critique notes Leon Bibb's Town Hall recital as frustrating though his voice is beautiful and versatile. It praises his polish and range but finds lack of direction and identity, citing a varied program from Rossetti to Dylan and a demand for stronger vocal control.
The Bulletin editorial about inviting Queen Frederika drew objections over her politics and lack of consultation. Critics say rumors of fascist sympathies and Greek political prisoners require proof or disproof before honoring a controversial head of state.
A reading committee chose My Poor Protector La Petite Mile Mas sette and Crossroads for production this year by Experimental Theatre. Interviews for director roles are scheduled tomorrow and Monday in the Columbia Players office with sign up in Ferris Booth Hall.
An undergraduate argues that high course costs and personal apathy justify limited participation in Barnard College student government. The letter defends the Bulletin, acknowledges administrators, and invites poll requests while noting sandboxes as personal arenas. A companion response from the newspaper challenges using freshmen voting as a gauge of overall interest and corrects Spectator’s portrayal.
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