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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
5
The notice shows the printer as Boro Printing Co located at 216 WW Street. It appears as a small production credit on the page, indicating who printed the edition. No further event details are provided in the readable fragment.
The Student Homophile League gains official recognition as Columbia University endorses an educational program on homosexuality. The statement urges open minded discussion, urging strong turnout to support the league and preserve campus free debate on contemporary issues.
Barnard College aims for a TV win on NBC at 5 30 p m EST facing three time winner Bryn Mawr. The Bryn Mawr squad shows confidence and academic strength as Barnard supporters plan to boost morale by watching the studio broadcast.
Deborah Barrek and Karen Woland explain they did not praise blank campaigning and urge constructive criticism. They defend Thursday Noon meetings as a campus service, note the committee's wide faculty and student representation, and address funding and speaker arrangements at Barnard College.
A letter discusses the Thursday Noon committee in the November 8 BULLETIN issue. The writer argues the term club implies exclusivity and clarifies the committee exists to organize meetings with the faculty branch to suggest and contact speakers. The committee size is stated as about ten.
A fragmented discussion notes bubbles and aroma in beer. It contrasts generic carbonation with Budweiser and mentions pouring from a barrel. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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