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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
1
A campus judiciary system proposal now reaches the student body and Representative Assembly for action. The editorial urges reading the Jake stories in Bulletin and attending Rep. Assembly meetings to vote, emphasizing democratic procedures and accountability.
Barnard students face homelessness while Columbia housing records exclude them. Suggestions propose either opening Columbia’s registry to Barnard or Barnard creating its own housing registry, with the Undergraduate Housing Committee weighing feasibility to ease shortages.
Arlene Katz recounts protests around Columbia University in 1956 led by Mike Quill and the Transport Workers. Pickets were redirected to downtown lines at employment agencies as 1930s-era labor energy clashes with Alma Mater. Butler era context shapes tensions.
The week offers Chekhov at Morosco Theatre and Heifetz at Carnegie Hall with Piatigorsky. Balanchine’s New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center features Tchaikovsky works, plus Lauried Sunday concerts at Juilliard and tours from the Marine Museum. CORE and Columbia dining labor issues frame a broader civil rights moment amid cultural events.
Margaret McAvin reviews the film David and Lisa as a thoughtful drama about two troubled youths in a mental institution. The story centers on a boy who fears death and a girl who communicates by drawing and rhyme as they seek self discovery and trust. The series continues with From Here to Eternity, Cyrano, and Requiem for a Heavyweight on upcoming dates.
Barbara Rand surveys the daunting registration scene at Columbia and Barnard, where freshmen face endless forms and the elusive “System.” The narrator follows a hesitant student through cards, bursar receipts, and the search for a perfect program amid crowded rooms and shifting schedules.
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