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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1965
Page
1
A Matter of Ethics reports a Barnard College freshman may be suspended for violating dormitory rules. The piece calls for comment on institutions and procedures, highlighting campus governance and disciplinary standards affecting the student.
The document stresses that non academic suspensions follow a formal judiciary process and that expulsion is not the default or imminent outcome. It notes the offense cited is a dormitory regulation violation, and condemns Spectator for inaccuracies, misquotations, and unethical reporting while urging journalistic integrity.
Light Blight Brings Plenty of Black talk recounts reporters leaving Barnard in a city shrouded by a power strike. Amidst darkened streets and candlelit restaurants, students navigate Times Square and Broadway as officials explain the blackout and the campus crew trudges home through the night.
The Columbia Players field a mixed production of Ruth Bale’s Sodom and Gomorrah at Wollman Auditorium. Critics praise strong direction and certain performances while faulting the play’s muddled treatment of God and virtue, noting striking staging though overall confusion persists.
Focus invites prose and poetry submissions with a $50 prize for winners. For two weeks the magazine will staff a booth on Jake to collect works for its inaugural issue. The deadline to submit is December 1.
Ruth Meyerowitz reviews the Martha Graham Dance Theater at 54th Street Theater through November 20. Cave of the Heart showcases Medea and Circe explores humanity though Circe lacks Graham level clarity. The Witch of Endor tests Graham's dancer/legend tension. The company overall shines despite Miss Graham's waning powers, with costumes and staging elevating a still powerful Broadway event.
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