03 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
1
The resolution to create a project period at Barnard offers faculty a ten day window to suspend classes for individual research, field trips, or lab work. It could enhance both the quantity and quality of student projects across political science, science, and literature courses.
The Barnard student body proposes removing skits from the annual Clubs Carnival to give freshmen and transfers more time to talk with clubs, committees, and publications. They suggest dedicating an afternoon or evening at Minor Latham Playhouse to performing groups to showcase their work and scope.
The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg a Lewis Gardner and Daniel Paget musical opens at 8 30 with performances Friday and Saturday. Based on Mark Twain story it follows a stranger’s bribe that unsettles the conservative town. Howard Kissel stars as Harry Henderson with Marilyn Gallo Fern Sloan Sarah Lauralee Westaway and Joel Kramer also cast. Kenneth Jones directs and choreographs at Minor Latham Playhouse.
Barnard College students react to Columbia University's extension of women in-the-dorms access from 5 to 8 p.m after home football games. Opinions range from apathy to enthusiasm with some criticism of time limits and Victorian restraint. freshmen are mostly neutral while seniors show mixed feelings.
Henry F. Raess, a Columbia student and Barnard lab assistant in 1894, recalls the first Barnard building at 343 Madison Avenue. He notes minimal reconstruction, small student science enrollment, safety mishaps, and social life with 343 Undergraduate Association teas and Milbank Hall’s later rise.
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