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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Entered as second class matter Oct 19 1928 at New York NY Post Office. Subscription rate five dollars per year. Editor in Chief Phyllis Klein. Business Managers Arlene Katz Janet Roach.
A Letter to the Editor dated November 10, 1964 by Lila Grothe argues a debate over the role of the social worker. The piece uses a humorous framing about a “hole” and Freudian slips to emphasize a point in a BULLETIN type cultural context.
A writer argues that American colleges fail to prepare globally aware graduates due to a curriculum centered on European cultures. They urge integrating African and Asian perspectives to produce intelligent citizens connected to political reality, without abandoning European studies.
The document highlights ongoing civil rights violence in Mississippi with murders, bombings, beatings, and arrests across counties. It cites four proposed federal measures including publishing investigation reports, deputizing 2,000 federal marshals, securing release of jailed persons, and adopting the 8 point program from Democratic leaders.
The Dylan Thomas play Under Milk Wood comes to Minor Latham Playhouse this weekend. Kenneth Janes directs with Linda Rein Louise Busch and John Howe voicing villagers. Ellen Terry designs set. Ann Monroe lights. Jean MacRae costumes.
Barnard College Social Council outlines plans for Winter Formal, expected to attract 125 couples, Saturday December 5 in the Trianon Suite at the Sheraton East Hotel, 53rd and Park. Dance runs 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dress optional. dorm curfew extended. Roberta Popkin chairs with Madeline Jenkins directing activities. Committee includes Diane Leighton, Arlene Horowitz, Jo Schneider.
Sophomore co chairman Sharon Smith announced Greek Games entries open to all freshmen in the physical education program. Demonstrations featured hoop rolling discus throwing hurdles and chariot racing by last year’s athletes as freshmen consider sign up for divisions. Faculty judges will rate athletics dance costumes music lyrics and properties with praise from attendees who found the event engaging.
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