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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly by Barnard College students to serve the Barnard Community. It enters as second class matter at the New York post office since Oct 19 1928 under federal law. Editor in chief is Barbara Coleman with subscription details listed.
The Barnard College Student Council urges students to respect shared spaces. Dishes left on tables and waste clutter the James Room and Annex. students should carry dishes to the counter and pick up after themselves for the whole student body’s convenience.
The 1956 presidential race is deemed important for Barnard readers. The Bulletin editorial survey shows student opinions gathered after prompting letters to the editor. The piece urges readers to engage and share their views on the campaign.
A Minneapolis reviewer condemns Miss Moore for writing of a prematurely grown heroine Courtney Farrell in Chocolates for Breakfast. The critique notes provocative content yet finds the prose professional and readable despite glamorizing youth and sex with Fitzgerald allusions.
Harry Belafonte describes his career arc from two week club contract to top-tier star. He credits American Negro Theatre and Dramatic Workshop for early training, then returns to music via folk songs reflecting real American life. He notes Rock ’n Roll appeal but favors legitimate theatre and notes his Los Angeles Greek Theatre triumph.
A playful campus column mocks rival presidential buttons and a bogus Me First Party. It cites Roger Price’s spoof handbook, numbers the ticket Herman Clabbercutt and Adolph Slade, and lampoons graft plans and a Mars invasion threat.
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