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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1959
Page
1
Andree L Abecassis Named Editor In Chief at Barnard Bulletin with Judy Deutsch serving as Business Manager handling operations and finances for the student newspaper.
The piece argues Mortarboard should scrap the $13.50 wallet-size senior photo minimum. It proposes a standard, affordable rate and a flat service fee to encourage more orders, avoid alienating seniors, and build a lasting photographer clientele.
Eleanor Weber surveys King's Crown dorm noting elevator and window issues, but praising modern fixtures, papered walls, compact rooms, and a small lobby with a chandelier. The laundry room, double-tenant rooms, and constant social activity counterbalance its distance from campus centers.
At Wollman Library on Barnard campus a new garden display sits between the basement stairs and the second floor. Potted plants emerge from rock formations around a steel sphere in a triangular pool. Two large orange goldfish swim over a sky blue tile floor as students study nearby.
The Forum column applauds Prime Minister Nehru for abandoning caution toward Communist China and urges firm action and military pressure to expel Chinese forces from Indian territory. It notes India's military weakness versus China and Pakistan and records Nehru’s shift to demanding negotiations only under pressure and mutual concessions.
A roundup of affordable Dell paperbacks including Baa Baa Black Sheep by Pappy Boyington and The Beat Generation edited by Feldman and Gartenberg. Also listed: Top of the Heap by A A Fair, Marital Blitz by Stanley and Janie Berenstain, Kind Are Her Answers by Mary Renault, and The Savage by Noel Clad. Prices range 25 to 75 cents.
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