17 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1952
Page
1
A campus group Wigs and Cues earns praise for originality and strong production of The Factors of Seven. The article notes past debts paid and creative risks including Blood Wedding and this semester's acclaimed staging.
The notice reminds Representative Assembly members of duties including punctual attendance, staying till adjournment, and legislating in the student body's best interests. It urges consulting the Barnard Hall student government bulletin board agenda to prepare for the day’s business.
A letter to the editor urges joint effort by students and faculty to extend informal outreach. It suggests inviting instructors to lunch or attending campus teas, noting resident students already share meals with faculty. The writer weighs social life limits in New York City and at Columbia, urging proactive social engagement.
Sandra Perlmutter describes The New York Post editor James A. Wechsler in his downtown office. Wechsler appears energetic as he outlines GOP strategy while the scene frames a bustling newsroom and a reporter’s introduction to the paper’s political framing.
A theatre review highlights Marion Magid's The Factors of Seven with performances by Cecile Pineda and Rivka as central figures, praising direction by A. J. Sweet and the staging while noting weaknesses in Werner's emotion. A curtain raiser The Faraway Princess by Sudermann is also praised for performances. The piece ends with political reflections from George Sokolsky on Eisenhower's 1952 victory and post election plans.
Editors argue Focus has declined in quality and readership. Aiming to reverse the trend they propose anonymous submissions, announced deadlines, and a Letters to the Editors column for critique, with continued discussion on page 3.
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