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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
1
A humanitarian appeal urges participation in a one day Fast for Freedom on November 22, the second anniversary of John F Kennedy's death. Donors are asked to skip a meal or donate at least one dollar to aid impoverished abroad and poverty at home.
A reader questions the Hanoi of a theater review in the Bulletin. The letter laments focusing on literary merit over staging impact and urges evaluation of the production's effectiveness and performance by cast and crew. The piece also critiques comments on non war and virtue in global affairs.
Bulletin welcomes letters from all members of Columbia University community. Authors must include name and school or title and class year to verify legitimacy. Names withheld upon request. Except in extraordinary circumstances, Bulletin will publish all letters meeting these specs.
The text questions the impact of military conscription on student study, arguing that ongoing insecurity from a draft undermines serious study. It asks if the nation is willing to sacrifice minds for a dubious Vietnam goal and urges a stark, reflective view.
A brief note asserts the validity of an honor system as the Honor Board stands by its principles and duties, emphasizing integrity and accountability within the community.
A reader objects to Ruth Balen’s Bulletin review for November 1% noting she focused on literary merit of the English translation and ignored production elements. The writer asserts the review neglected lighting costumes stage design and special effects while missing the play’s overall effectiveness.
Barnard hosts an open art workshop at 417 Barnard Street every Tuesday at 7 p.m. for two hours with live models. Bonnie Hilkevitch leads the effort to provide drawing practice, charging under 50 cents per person and seeking Barnard subsidy to cover model costs.
A display of 21 oils and watercolors by eight Sudanese artists runs November 22 through December 17 in the James Room. Organized by Julius S. Held, the show stems from a loan arranged with the Harmon Foundation after he saw the works at the Sudan Pavilion of the World’s Fair. Most artists teach at Khartoum’s Graduate School of Fine and Applied Arts.
MAT program seniors may meet Kenneth E. Smith Assistant to the Dean of Students University of Chicago on Thursday November 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. in Room 29 Milbank Hall to discuss MAT and MIT options.
Joyce Parnick reports the USO A Go Go benefit at Madison Square Garden drew performers from Broadway TV and film, raising about $100000. Alan King Frankie Lane Johnny Carson Mia Farrow Peter Falk and more entertained service members and civilians to support USO facilities expansion.
Barnard students enroll in Columbia University’s UMOC event with a poll on Ferris Booth Hall patio and a Schiff Room dance tomorrow. Alpha Phi Omega funds a Scholarship Fund. last year’s effort raised about $4,000. Participants vote with pennies in milk bottles for five faculty contenders.
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