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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1959
Page
2
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly paper during the college year excluding breaks. The notice lists editor in chief Andree L Abecassist and business manager Judy Deutsch with an annual subscription rate of four dollars and postal filing information from 1928.
A 1957 proposal to form an Audio Archives Council to record campus speeches and lectures cost 200 dollars for a tape recorder. Two years later, in 1959, the project’s status is unclear as the sponsor has graduated and the council question remains unresolved. The piece urges action or removal from the books.
The issue highlights a healthier campus scene with more staff, cleaner tables, and shorter dorm lines. It notes Yale and Harvard declining NDEA funds and urges Congress to pass the Kennedy Clark Bill to repeal loan disclosure requirements.
City residents can fill ninety six hours with theatre, music, dance and museum exhibits. No Trifling With Love at St Marks Playhouse and Lysistrata at Phoenix Theatre lead a busy schedule. Sullivan Street Repertory, ballet performances, and Ibal Dance Theatre return to City Center and Town Hall. Museums feature Lake Sentani art at the Museum of Primitive Art and jazz at local venues.
Barbara Baer, a freshman at WKCR, drew attention by producing a translated Russian play. She joined by chance, has no formal training, and handles multiple roles including news editor, typist, and production worker. She plans another adaptation, Threshold, and aims to study Biochemistry.
A long fragment follows a narrator at Barnard College describing fashion obsessions and social anxiety. She notes her age eighteen and a mix of contrived outfits, dashes of pop culture, and a wish for meaningful conversation despite an awkward date.
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