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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1954
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York NY post office under March 3 1879 act. Subscription 3.50 per year single copy 10 cents. Business manager Renee Steisel managing board Tobin Brown Joyce Lebins.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Barnard staged The Gondoliers with Mona Tobin directing and William Kronick staging. Performers praised include Diane Rubin as Casilda and Mark Chalat as Luiz, while others showed uneven quality and some stage transitions and accompaniment drew critique.
Barbara Khan and fifteen Barnard students volunteered for Javits's gubernatorial campaign under Barnard's Practical Politics course led by Professor Hearst. She says the experience is the best part of the course and reflects the belief that real work teaches best.
Bar nard College invites alumnae back for free courses with about twenty participants over three years and thirteen enrolled this semester. Participants span from class of 1927 to 1954 with French the most popular subject and others including cartography American Colonial History geology chemistry philosophy.
On Wednesday December 1 classes suspend for the bi annual Vocational Conference. Eleven panels chaired by faculty feature active professionals discussing not only specific jobs but entire fields. The event, occurring twice in Barnard students’ careers, aims to solidify plans before senior year and sharpen post graduation ambitions.
PC Forum Political Council plans a forum on Economic Aid as a Factor in American Foreign Policy the Monday after Thanksgiving. This first non mandatory event invites notable speakers and urges students to sign the poster on Jake to show interest and ensure an audience.
The Bulletin notes two columns for student opinion and world issues but reports few merit letters after fourteen issues. It cites the Nebraska Debate Issue and foreign student letters as examples and urges Barnard students to discuss issues and present ideas.
Readers are invited to submit cartoons to the Bulletin. Contact Abby Avin or Sandy Peretz for submission details. Imagination and skill in execution are the only prerequisites.
The Metropolitan Museum exhibits Dutch Golden Age works by Hals Vermeer and Rembrandt as critics note parallels to modern times. Free admission Mondays. New European Decorative Art galleries and four period rooms opened after a four year nine point six million dollar reconstruction. Carnegie Hall hosts a collegiate jazz debut with Williams College Swing ensembles and Princeton groups led by Stan Rubin. Eddie Condon M.C. the midnight concert.
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