21 Nov 1955
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1955
Page
1
Arlene Zullow and Margie Gallanter appointed as business managers for the Barnard Bulletin, taking on duties overseeing finances and operations.
The piece cites Mrs. Aloise Heath and her National Review article accusing Smith College alumnae of withholding donations over alleged Communist ties. It notes administration private meetings with professors, Heath’s alleged "Heath's Law of Fund Raising" and Buckley's minority voice claim, while arguing conservatives are not a national minority.
Professor Florit associate professor of Spanish recalls a 1955 sabbatical tour of Europe and the publication of his anthology of English poetry with Spanish translations. He notes the challenge of translating preserving flavor, his joy in translations, and memories of Paris Switzerland Venice Madrid London and Granada along with reflections on learning from Europe.
Drama Workshop presents Euripides Alcestis with strong acting by Dolph Sweet and Jean Houston. Ogun: Chwat and Smith deliver flawed irony and surface grief, while the chorus and production elements meet high standards. Director Mildred Dunnock Army steers a mostly solid, occasionally excellent show.
The Focus debut year yields three strong stories on unhappy marriage and communication, with Rhoda Brandes, Roger and Gwendolyn motifs, and Laura’s Party as central pieces. Judith J. Sherwin’s “Her Face” shocks with stark imagery, while Irma Kurtz Tybie Stein Janet Gerard critique art and Kafka. Poetry by Moolten Buchwald Burroway Deutsch completes a mixed yet compelling issue.
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