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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1963
Page
1
The Bulletin reports congressional mail shows a two to one vote against civil rights legislation, though the upcoming House vote represents a modest step forward. It urges readers to contact their representatives to demand stronger action toward equal rights and warns of voter retribution for inaction.
A past referendum promised no fines for nonattendance but a recent Greek Games demonstration raises questions about enforcement. The attendance was high and many freshmen may engage in upcoming Greek festival activities, despite the prior pledge to allow abstention without penalty.
Capricorn Books releases new paperback titles with prifiary sources for term papers and theses. Notable entries include The Great American Gentleman and the secret diary of William Byrd, alongside works by a present Senator.
Sharan Zukin reviews a Metropolitan Museum of Art loan showing 29 colorful posters from Puerto Rico and other prints. The exhibit contrasts silk screen texture with flat offset and highlights works by Homar, Byrd era papers, and Capricorn Books offerings for college readers.
The Crucible opens Wednesday at Minor Latham Playhouse with Al Hyslop directing. Cast includes Carol Dooley Abigail Williams David Parker John Proctor June Emery Elizabeth Proctor Elaine Levenson Mary Warren Harry Henderson Reverend Parris Charles Merris Reverend Hale and Kenneth Jones as Deputy-Governor Danforth. Performances run Wednesday to Saturday at 8:30 with tickets at the box office and Jake.
New York suffers drought of humor Columbia faces prolonged drought of wit Jester magazine Sept Oct issue begins to ease campus humor under Jack Auspitz leadership Satirical take targets admissions policy of the University and the Dudleyites class of 1964 The issue features Campus Fugit parody The New Edition of Mary Had a Little Lamb and a Strawbery Shortcake spoof plus photo offset enabling clearer cartoons and satire
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