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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
1
A Barnard alum reflects on liberal arts aims and urges integration across literature and languages. She proposes a Western comparative literature course uniting English French Spanish Italian German and other traditions, with multilingual stage readings and broader cross department collaboration.
Ellen Walkin was elected Honor Board Representative from the Class of '66 at the class meeting on Tuesday November 20. Other officers elected were Iris Chaven vice president Frances Allen secretary Carla Salomon treasurer Merle Hazid social chairman Nanci Leavin presided. Holly Gunner named several members to the Freshman Greek Games Central Committee after conferences last Tuesday with Alma May Laura Fagelson Judy Pinsof Charlene Slivnick Janet Sullivan Dorothy Walker Ann Ledley Julie Marsteller Sheila Helfenbein Mimi Margolin and others. Freshmen may sign up on the 66 Bulletin Board on Jake.
The assembly discussed spring semester matters and a review of library hours. Proposals sought longer weekday and Sunday hours, but concerns about late student departures and costs were raised. Frankie Stein authorized a Representatives committee to study the library situation and make recommendations.
R Claire Friend Leslie Ann Brownrigg a pre med student won second prize in Story Magazine Readers Digest Foundation short story contest. Harvard sophomore Tom Mayer won the top prize for Just Fine. Wendy Gibson shared second prize. Barnard students Brenda Lukeman Judith Kusinitz received honorable mentions. Prize College Stories 1963 will publish top works.
The minutes from Philips University Student Senate in Enid Oklahoma cite HUAC praising NSA anti red actions and a College Washington Press Service note that the Post Office will hire a nonbeliever. The report also covers Barry Goldwater backing campus access for Communist speakers and debates over oaths.
Barnard College presents a Christmas Masque on December 18 under Kenneth Janes, director of Minor Latham Playhouse. The Assembly features Medieval costumes, dances such as pavanne and gaillard, multilingual songs by Columbines and Columbia Chorus, with Martha Clark 63 as soloist.
A head tax of $100 must be paid by all sophomores and freshmen on Jake by December 11 to fund properties for the Greek Games and to receive a ticket. Interested sophomores should sign up for the Music and Publicity Committees. The Sophomore Class seeks a student to chair the Dance Committee.
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